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Originally Posted by ibavly
Yeah you're right, that seems like the trend lately. The date isn't super predictable though so might be some risk there.
I find it weird that earnings dates aren't more predictable, maybe I just don't understand the factors that go into a company choosing its date.
Yeah it's not 100% but it's probably 90%. Netflix puts are solid here. The company beat by huge amount on all metrics, but the thing is so catastrophically overvalued that it went down on a monster beat in an ultra-buoyant bull.
I liked it better when I posted (i.e. when you capture two earnings), but there's still juice here.
A comment I read says it well. You're paying $80,000 for a company that makes $300 profit on $10K sales, is an industry where high profits are impossible, and, if everything goes right, will make $700 next year. And is near saturation in the most profitable markets.
Where the most optimistic of the optimistic bulls, if everything goes right, predicts $5K/year profit in 2024 (5% ROC) - 7 years away.
It's pure nuttery. No one sane pays 1/10th of that. It's like 2000 - an ultra crap stock/business at the end of a long bull.
Last edited by ToothSayer; 10-17-2017 at 11:53 AM.