Netflix Stock Will Crash Despite a Coronavirus-Induced Traffic Surge
Online streaming services are seeing a surge in traffic due to coronavirus. This has pushed Netflix’s stock higher, but the rally won’t last.
April 20, 2020
Online streaming services are seeing a surge in traffic due to coronavirus. This has pushed Netflix’s stock higher, but the rally won’t last.
Recently published research suggests that coronavirus could kill over 4 million people in the U.S. before a vaccine is developed.
Crude oil prices are collapsing, and U.S. shale oil stocks could go bankrupt in the aftermath of Russia and Saudi Arabia’s price war.
Economist Nouriel Roubini reckons the stock market could tank 40% due to coronavirus concerns. He may be right.
Rising auto loan delinquencies and an imminent auto industry slowdown will force Ford Motor Company into bankruptcy.
President Trump’s irrational reaction to every correction suggests big trouble may be brewing in the U.S. stock market.
A volatile global economic climate could undermine the years-long stock market rally. Rising uncertainty could lead to a gold rally.
Dow Jones’ Monday crash took investors by surprise. But historical data suggests that the stock market has a lot of room to fall.
Evidence is mounting that coronavirus originated in a Wuhan lab. A Chinese university is the latest to make such claims.
President Trump may have set off a domino effect that sees Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi lose support for the 2024 elections.
Elon Musk has a history of falsely claiming that Tesla will never need to raise more money. He needs to stop the charade.
Nio Limited, often known as China’s Tesla, is an extremely cash-strapped company. The coronavirus outbreak will bankrupt automobile maker.
Rising sulfur dioxide levels in air around Wuhan suggests Chinese government could be burning thousands of bodies to contain coronavirus outbreak.
Disease analyst estimates coronavirus is infecting 50,000 people/day in China. Evidence suggests his model is more reliable than government’s.
Tencent may have accidentally published what looks like the “real” number of coronavirus infections and casualties, and they are grim.
Tesla’s parabolic rise has not been driven by fundamentals, forcing even bulls like Citron Research to bet against Elon Musk.
The union budget report didn’t please investors. With the threat of coronavirus looming, the Indian stock market is ripe for a strong pullback.
Dwindling protests against the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA) came back to life after a public shooting incident.
Ford’s credit rating is highly likely to be downgraded in the near future and the company may go belly up even before a recession.
Facebook stock performed exceptionally well 2019. But as the bulls grow more euphoric, the stage is set for a big correction in 2020.
The Federal Reserve continues to make wealth inequality worse, which could hand the 2020 U.S. presidential election to Bernie Sanders.
Ford’s stock has seen a steady decline since 2014. The inevitable recession and the possible spike in oil prices will make matters worse.
Elon Musk promised that Tesla will have a million robotaxis on the road by 2020. Now he’s walking back on that promise.
After taking billions in subsidies, Elon Musk’s Tesla is slowly moving jobs to China, risking the wrath of President Trump in the process.