forex signal system trading: Netflix announces a big change and could deliver a big gain

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Netflix's Growth Could Be Rewarding to Traders

Netflix is a great company. The streaming video giant has been adding subscribers and building an enviable content library. The content is expensive, and Netflix has pursued an aggressive strategy of producing its own shows in addition to licensing programming.

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The strategy seems sound and has been adopted by other players in the field who realize content could develop customer loyalty. This could be important when delivering a service that has become largely commoditized from a technical perspective. Fresh content could hold subscribers, and monthly subscription fees, in place.

While the technology of streaming is within reach of tech companies, the content could bring about big profits because viewers are a source of revenue through subscriptions and advertising. We look at how Netflix could be making changes in its business model in our latest article.

As we explain in the article, the company recently made a new hire for an important position that could make the company appealing to long-term investors.

The same factors that make the stock attractive could drive short term gains, as we explain, and this month could present an ideal trading opportunity for the stock.

We show you the chart which includes an important short-term signal and discuss the long-term potential of the stock in our latest free educational article which is available right here.

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