Sentiment: Buy
  ...stands to gain !
 from the Blockbuster-Circuit City transaction if it goes through
reasons an analyst. Jefferies & Co. Inc. analyst Youssef Squali said
in a Tuesday client note that the success of Blockbuster's bid of just
over $1 billion for the struggling electronics retailer is "far from
certain" but could benefit Netflix in a variety of ways.
These include "making Blockbuster less competitive online, and
potentially 'forcing' Blockbuster to sell its DVD-by-mail business
to ... Netflix, in an effort to monetize this under-appreciated
asset," he said.
Technically:
Moving Average Convergence/Divergence (MACD) indicates a Bullish
Trend.
Chart pattern indicates a Strong Upward Trend.
Relative Strength is Bullish.
Up/Down volume pattern indicates that the stock is under Accumulation.
The 50 day Moving Average is rising which is Bullish.
The 200 day Moving Average is rising which is Bullish.
Price is under Support of 35.57 which is Bearish.
Watch for resistance at 37.01
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I agree that NFLX is a strong buy at this point. I predict their
earnings will be higher than expected when they announce later this
month.

In many ways, you can argue that Netflix is a highly recession-
resistant stock. People want to spend less money, and with gas prices
so high, they want to drive less. What better way to do that than to
stay inside and watch movies!

I see no reason why this stock won't be trading above $40 by the end
of the second quarter.

DISCLAIMER: I am an NFLX shareholder. I stand to gain from getting
people to buy. These are just my personal opinions based on my own
analysis. Use at your own risk.

I'm nervous about saying buy lots of NFLX while is approaching all-
time highs. I'd make modest DCA investments on a monthly basis at this
point, and expect that we'll see some NFLX corrections. DISCLAIMER: I
am not a BBI or NFLX or AAPL shareholder, so I don't have a dog in
this fight unless my 401(k) is hiding something from me (I'm sure they
are!)