Netflix’s stock split is mostly about making shares more “accessible” to retail — it doesn’t change the underlying fundamentals or valuation. Same company, just more pieces of the pie.

    I’ve been holding NFLX for years. I don’t have a dump truck of cash to back up, but I am adding shares here and I’m hoping we see more retail piling in post-split as the sticker price comes down.

    Curious what everyone else is thinking:
    Are you buying the split, trading the short-term move, or sitting this one out?

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    Posted by ReagansAssChaps

    16 Comments

    1. In the past we’ve seen tsla get pumped haard after split.

      Most retail doesn’t understand that it doesn’t affect the fundamentals…

    2. OhBenjaminFranklin on

      What happens to the options? I noticed last week the 11/21 strikes were available in $5 increments. Do they go to .50 increments?

    3. No_Complex_2603 on

      Netflix is one of those stocks that is going to rip post split. It’s a great product. I’m happy I feel like I can afford it again. I’m going into after for a couple shares for sure. Hell, I might even be able to afford some options too.

    4. Although there’s no obvious evidence, I accurately called the last NFLX selloff.

      My puts missed it by a month. It ended up going under 200.

      I see NFLX as overbought again.

      I should buy puts so I can miss it by a month to prove my theory again.

    5. WingWorried6176 on

      Gonna see a lot more swings in price one the split happens because of options volumes likely surging because they are gonna be 10x cheaper

    6. i assume that it would be best if you dont have shares now. wait until the pump and dump calms to slide into a position. All smooth like.

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