It's Wednesday, October 21st. Welcome to Market Foolery. I'm Chris Hill.

Joining me from the Financial Capital of the United States of America, it's Maria Gallagher.

Thanks for being here.

Thanks for having me.

We've got a stock up more than 15%.

We have another stock up more than 30%, but we're going to start today with Netflix.

In the past 12 months, shares of Netflix are up more than 200%.

So forgive me for not ringing my hands over the fact that shares of Netflix are down about 6% this morning.

Third quarter profits came in lower than expected.

That said, weakest subscriber growth in four years.

That's, I don't know, how, it doesn't seem like something to worry a lot about, but it certainly

is noteworthy.

I actually think it's something that's kind of to be expected.

So there's something called the pull forward effect, which is there's rapid growth in the first half of the year.

So then that kind of steals the

subscribers that would have happened at the back half of the year so they added 2.2

million new subscribers which is less than the 3.3 million predicted.

But in total for the year, they added over 26 million customers,

which is more than they did of all of last year.

So through the first nine months of 20. than they're on users in 2020, which will be their strongest year of growth ever. So even though this

quarter is their lowest number since 2015, if you kind of zoom out and look at that big picture,

they're going to get to almost 200 million customers in total,

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