The market would like to run as more money moves out of other investments and into stocks. That said dividend stocks with little growth are oversold. Who knows when they will recover. In the meantime the rush to trend buying continues with names like #Tesla, #Microsoft, #Netflix, etc. $TSLA, $MSFT, $NFLX

Sell high PE stocks with slowing growth. Buy lower growth stocks with continuing growth. Sell #Netflix buy #Google. Sell #Tesla buy #Microsoft. Sell #REITs buy #Xilinx, etc. The trend is likely not going to be your friend. Buy real stories, do your research. $XLNX $GOOGL $NFLX $TSLA $MSFT

"If earnings come in as expected next year – admittedly still a big “if” since revisions continue to be down – stocks are cheap. " Revised? They're all PULLING guidance, As for cheap you must be talking about the garbage energy stocks you own. "$ZM $MSFT $NFLX and $AAPL are NOT cheap.

This article is right on the money about $NFLX.

Good analysis but I'm personally not concerned about #Netflix. I think customers are far more loyal than people give them credit for. And global expansion still has tremendous room for growth. Bullish on $NFLX.

Looks like that overrides the $NFLX debacle. Back to 3000s

#Disney has a large library and will likely steal some of #Netflix's thunder, but I don't consider it a major threat. It's library still pales in comparison to Netflix and is limited to their own vault of films and TV shows. I expect the number of people who would actually REPLACE Netflix with Disney is relatively small. More likely, people will have both. $NFLX $DIS

You don't think #Disney's new streaming service will negatively affect the Outlook on #Netflix? $DIS $NFLX

They'll figure out the appropriate balance. As long as they can make more money raising prices, than they lose from lost subscribers, it will bode well for $NFLX's price.

#Netflix is the real threat. $NFLX