@fluffik:Netflix is doing a stage play of Stranger Things. They are milking Stranger Things for every dollar they can, as they should. The problem is, it highlights just how important name brand content is, especially as prices will have to go up for streaming services. Disney, Comcast/Universal, Paramount, Warners/HBO max, all these companies have multiple name brand properties that are known worldwide, whether it's Marvel or Star Wars or DC or Harry Potter or Fast &Furious or even Top Gun. These types of properties continue to bring in dollars through multiple revenue streams forever. Reed Hastings should have realized this earlier and spent more money to buy existing properties, much like Iger bought Lucas and Marvel and Pixar. He claims to have known that companies would eventually pull the
@Aqa:(⭐️⭐️D_D100) $Straits Times Index(STI.SI)$ 🇸🇬Singapore stocks fell🥊 at the end of last week. The 🇸🇬STI fell 0.42% to 3,272.23. Losers beat gainers 281 to 260. The 🇺🇸U.S. stock market was quite last Friday witha slight gain. The $S&P 500 (.SPY)$ gained +0.48%. The $Dow Jones Industrial Average (.DJI)$ jumped +0.59%. The tech-heavy $NASDAQ (.IXIC)$ gained +0.01%. The stock market ended the losing week with an up note. It is now obvious that the Fed officials would admonish the stock market every time it tries to rally. Investors are now resetting their expectations with fear of recession/ stagflation weighing on the stock markets. DYODD & Good luck. [Bless] [Call] [
@SmallBlack:I started watching football because my grandfather and father were both football fans, and came to support Manchester United after Eric Cantona turned up his collar and said “au revoir “ before smashing a ball through the body of a demon in a Nike commercial. Cantona was the king at old trafford but sadly didn’t enjoy his day in the sun with les bleus because of his own bad temperament and the emergence of a certain Zinedine Zidane. Football has moved on with a lot more pressing and use of wing backs and it’s for the better. Allez les bleus! 🇫🇷