Using pre-split prices it'd be almost $1000 now. Another one that got away.

Not necessarily done with growth. I am sure Netflix is working on a live stream option like Hulu is.

It could change the way we watch TV (even more than it has).

Hulu-PSVue-DTVNow-SlingTV all going for it. Netflix too?

I'm not really a 'company analyst' but I feel like Netflix is still scratching the surface in terms of original content. Anyone else see them becoming their own version of a hollywood studio like Disney or Warner Brothers?

That's clearly their goal based upon their spending rates. They doubled their original content hours in 2016 and are looking to increase it by 67% in 2017. I like their strategy and their subscriber growth (especially the international opportunity), but their cash flow is horrid. They'll probably need to take on more debt this year to fund this content generation. I think it pays off in the long run and am still holding my shares, but it makes me nervous - especially in a technology industry.