From DVDs to the global domain of streaming

Netflix is one of those companies that completely changed an industry.

It was born in 1997 as a simple service for renting DVDs by mail and today it is a global digital entertainment giant, with more than 270 million subscribers worldwide.

Its evolution has also been a case of stock market success: Netflix shares (ticker: NFLX) went from costing less than $1 USD in 2002 to exceeding $650 USD at their peak.

Investing in Netflix is, in essence, betting on digital transformation, the creation of original content and the global expansion of entertainment.

💬 “Netflix doesn't just distribute movies; it redefines how the world consumes them.” — Hapi Mentality

What does a Netflix stock represent?

When you buy a Netflix stock, you become a co-owner of one of the most influential companies in the technology and media sector.

Your investment reflects a share in their revenues, profits and stock market performance.

Netflix is listed on the NASDAQ (symbol: NFLX) and is part of the NASDAQ-100 index, along with companies such as Apple, Microsoft, Amazon and Meta.

📊 Approximate data as of October 20, 2025, based on Yahoo Finance and Nasdaq Markets.

Why do investors continue to trust Netflix?

1. Flexible business model

Netflix went from relying only on subscriptions to combining premium plans, with advertisements and partnerships with local studios.

This diversifies revenues and attracts different types of audience.

2. Original content production

Series like Stranger Things, The Crown or The Squid Game they are their own global brands, which reduces dependence on third parties and strengthens their identity.

3. Technological innovation

Netflix invests in artificial intelligence to recommend content, optimize production and personalize experiences.

Your mastery of data analysis is one of your biggest competitive advantages.

4. International expansion

More than 70% of its users are outside the U.S. In the US, and Latin America is one of the fastest growing regions, driven by local content.

Risks to consider

• Intense competition: Disney+, Prime Video, Max and Apple TV+ are fighting for market share.
• High production costs: Every year, Netflix spends more than US $17 billion in content.
• Dependence on the dollar: your international income may be affected by foreign exchange.
• Market Maturity: in the U.S. In the US, subscriber growth has stabilized.

💡 Hapi Tip: Always evaluate your investments considering risk, diversification and time horizon.

How do you evaluate the value of Netflix?

To value Netflix shares, analysts look at indicators such as:

How to invest in Netflix shares from Hapi

🚀 Hapi Tip: You can create a themed entertainment portfolio, combining Netflix, Disney and Warner Bros. Discovery to balance risk and return.

Conclusion

Netflix isn't just a series platform: it's a global benchmark for innovation, data and digital entertainment.

Although it faces competition and challenges, its ability to adapt it is still one of the best in the technology market.

Investing in your stocks can be a smart way to Expose you to the growth of streaming and global cultural transformation.

💬 “Great stories aren't just told... they're also inverted.”