In times of economic uncertainty and rising tariffs, Netflix has proven itself to be a reliable safe haven. The company’s $1,000 return underscores the strength of its subscription-based model, which is largely insulated from global trade disruptions. Unlike hardware or manufacturing companies affected by tariffs, Netflix generates revenue from digital content consumed globally.
Its international expansion, strong content pipeline, and pricing power make it resilient. While other companies face margin pressure from supply chain issues, Netflix continues to grow its user base and revenue with minimal external interference.
In short, streaming is borderless—tariffs aren’t Netflix’s problem.
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