It's Tuesday October 25th and this is market foolery.

I'm Chris Ellen joining me in studio today from Motleyville Stock Advisor Andy Cross,

for Motley Full Hidden Gems, Charlie Travers, and from Motley Fool Inside Value, Joe Meger.

Guys, good to see you.

Chris, hi Chris.

We have earnings from 3M and Under Armour, but first shares of Netflix down huge today

on very heavy trading. This comes after Monday's earnings

announcement. The company lost 800,000 subscribers in the most recent quarter

and warned of more subscribers leaving as well as rising costs.

There's a lot to talk about here.

Andy, it's a long time recommendation of stock advisor.

Let's just deal with the most recent quarter. What did you make of it?

Yeah, it was a brutal quarter, Chris. I mean, not horribly unexpected, but it's been like a horror film

the last three months here for Netflix. I mean, we've had this really bizarre and ill-timed

and ill-executed marketing campaign with price increases, changing the

service that Reed Hastings put in Quicksers on, Quicksters off, and that all has led to this a loss of net

subscribers more than expected and the stock just has taken a beating today and for the last three months frankly it's down 70%.

I mean that's just a loss of extremely amount of value for a subscriber or for shareholders.

Now there are maybe some some

slight silver linings to the story is that their gross additions are up. Their

weekly net loss of subscribers is slowing and the international expansion while

expensive and will cause the loss for the first few quarters of next year

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