Netflix just did something strange. It reported earnings, beat Wall Street’s profit expectations, and grew its profits beautifully — and yet the stock fell. In fact, it’s now down almost 30% this year. So how on earth can a company be making more money than ever, while its stock keeps sinking? And why did billionaire investor Bill Ackman just start buying it? If you own Netflix, you need to understand exactly what’s going on here.
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