How Investors Are Reacting to Netflix's Price Increase

The video discusses Netflix's financial strategy, highlighting its significant investment in content despite negative cash flow compared to traditional media companies. It explores the sensitivity of Netflix's subscriber base to price increases, referencing past instances where price hikes led to subscriber loss. The video also examines Netflix's competitive position in the streaming market, noting its substantial content offerings and comparing its pricing to other services like Hulu and YouTube.

How does Netflix's spending on content compare to its revenue generation?

What is the current financial status of Netflix in terms of free cash flow compared to traditional media peers?

What are the potential consequences of small price increases for Netflix's subscriber base?

What impact did Netflix's previous price increase have on subscriber growth?

What are some of the other online TV services mentioned that compete with Netflix?