Netflix, Peloton Signal Halt of Pandemic-Stock Boom

The video discusses the impact of the end of the pandemic trade on the market, focusing on Netflix and Peloton. Netflix's subscriber growth forecast falls short of estimates, raising concerns about its future. Dani Berger provides an analysis of Netflix's numbers, highlighting the end of the stay-at-home trade era. The video also examines the role of tech stocks in maintaining market stability and the challenges they face as the market evolves.

What does the decline in Netflix and Peloton stocks indicate about investor behavior?

• Investors are increasing their investments in tech stocks.

• Investors are moving away from pandemic-related trades.

• Investors are focusing more on pandemic trades.

• Investors are not concerned about the pandemic anymore.

How many subscribers does Netflix expect to add this quarter?

• Three million

• One million

• Five million

• Two and a half million

What was the percentage drop in Netflix's stock postmarket?

• 20%

• 25%

• 15%

• 10%

What era is considered over according to the second section?

• The tech boom era

• The post-pandemic era

• The stay-at-home trade era

• The pre-pandemic era

What role did tech stocks play during the pandemic according to the third section?

• They helped sustain the market.

• They were insignificant in the market.

• They caused the market to crash.

• They had no impact on the market.