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I think the market overreacted a bit. They have been growing for so many years, there is bound to be a quarter here and there where growth stalls. Having said
by dmode 8y ago
I think the market overreacted a bit. They have been growing for so many years, there is bound to be a quarter here and there where growth stalls.
Having said that, I feel Netflix's biggest problem is content discovery. They have the best multilingual content that can be consumed globally like Narcos and Sacred Games. Yet they make it really hard to find such content. Their categorization is weird and not easily understandable. But what really bothers me is that their content preview is just a short paragraph. So you are asking viewer to watch 10hrs of content based on a short paragraph ? I would prefer a lot more info about a particular show before I commit to it. Info such as critics reviews, rotten tomato and IMDB rating, popularity in native country, more detailed description of the show, similar shows, etc etc. Basically I have to go ask r/television about a particular series or movie on Netflix before I start watching. I am pretty sure this leads to a lot of user frustration and ultimately cancellation
- stingraycharles 8y agoThe market reacted because it’s priced for perfection. Any bump in the road will cause a reaction. Its PE was at 300 which is pretty insane.
- calvinbhai 8y agoThat is so true! Netflix has so many Indian language movies, and yet it is so difficult to search content just by the language or sub-region (South Indian)