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Netflix (symbol logo$NFLX) is down sharply following Q2 earnings, hitting a fresh 52-week low. Are you buying the dip?

Netflix stock is moving lower after a mixed Q2 earnings report and cautious guidance, pushing the stock to a fresh 52-week low. Are you buying $NFLX on the dip? Explain your reasoning in the comments.
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DoubleUpwithChuck
somebody tell them to stop ambushing parents and children with non traditional relationship scenes. Would go a long way towards reestablishing trust. I still hold shares but that’s why I cancelled my subscription. But at this price I’m
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_lv198
buy neflix and chill 😎
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Kingjake26
No. Way better opportunities out there. CADL, CAPR, ELf, celh. Just saying
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LQQKER_INSIDER
Why doesn't blocking you keep me from seeing all these intrusive polls?
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TickerStalker
You better believe I bought the dip. First thing at open. symbol logo$NFLX Bullish
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evoman2
Stocks are in a new realm with the current Fed. Socks only go up.
Moon__Base
Why do you want to know?
DoDaMan
Obama is going to jail... hell no!
UltraVolatileBob
buy symbol logo$RUM this thing is in a major pivot point and will squeeze like crazy. It is stuck between a 20% - 30% short float level at all times and Rumble just came into the AI compute space. They literally have brand new centers in Europe and the U.S. It is a completely new company at this point in time. UNDERVALUED TECH Bullish
dp7up
Getting expensive, original content not as good as it used to be. Does not have live sports like other streaming and the breakout and expense of apps is getting to the point it would make sense to go back to basic cable and upgrades like hbo, starz, etc as the old model was cheaper vs what streaming has evolved especially as now most have ads for basic anway. Also takes longer now to find something good then actually watch a show. For movies the experience for a family going to the theater is better and outwieghs binging.

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