In short: "Paramount is at a lowly 10 billion" — the extreme case in the same tally, against Netflix's $300B+. The endpoint of "they chose margin over growth and it cost them everything."
19:56Paramount is at a lowly 10 billion. Warner Brothers is at 69 billion. Yet not all is great at Netflix anymore. The company is very profitable, but growth is slowing and growth investors don't like investing in companies where growth is deteriorating. The upstart has grown old and that's why the stock is down 21% year to date. Finding a therapist is hard enough, but finding one who actually takes your insurance, that's where most online therapy platforms fall short.
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