$Netflix(NFLX)$ With Netflix back at $1,000, it’s showing signs of becoming a modern safe haven—even as tariffs rock global markets.
Tariff-Proof Business Model: Netflix isn’t selling physical goods—it’s streaming digital content. No supply chains, no import duties, no freight issues.
Global Pricing Power: Even in high-inflation regions, Netflix has shown it can raise prices without losing subscribers. That’s a rare kind of pricing leverage.
Content is King: When uncertainty hits, people stay home—and they stream. Netflix thrives in volatility, offering comfort and escape. That makes it defensive in disguise.
Cash Flow Machine: With subscriber growth stabilizing and content spending now more disciplined, Netflix is generating real free cash flow. That’s safety you can count on.
Conclusion: In a world of tariffs and trade wars, Netflix may not be the obvious safe haven—but it's a stealth one. And the $1,000 milestone proves investors are catching on.
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