It's Wednesday, January 20th.

Welcome to Market Foolery.

I'm Chris Hill with me today.

It's our man in Colorado, Tim Byers.

Good to see you.

Good to see you too, Chris. How's it going?

It's going pretty well. We've got some

tech equipment news. We've got consumer goods in the news, but we're gonna start

with the stock of the day and that is Netflix.

Fourth quarter revenue came in a little higher than expected.

Profits were on the light side, but Netflix added 8.5 million global subscribers. That's about 2 million more than Wall Street

was expecting and shares up 14% today. It's it's pretty impressive here. I think what we can say now officially is that in the

streaming wars Netflix is Coke, Disney Plus is Pepsi, everybody else can take a seat.

Or I don't know who the RC Cola here is, Chris,

but clearly Netflix is the Coke.

I mean, just take a look at those 8.5 million subscribers. The thing that really stands. the are from overseas and this is something that really shouldn't surprise us but I think

does surprise the street because we think that Netflix is a U.S. company and they are.

I mean they do get a lot of their revenue and profit from the

U.S. but they are increasingly ceding programming around the world in foreign

languages with local producers, local talent.

But here's the other thing that's really interesting.

I haven't watched this yet, Chris, but I have a conspiracy theory about this,

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