Netflix said they would NEVER have ads.

And now they've changed their tune…

See what this means for streaming and discover the one company that will benefit from advertising being introduced with our new in-depth report.

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In 2015, Netflix's CEO stated, "No advertising coming onto Netflix. Period."

And again in 2019, he said "Netflix will never have ads."

Well, it's 2023 now and Netflix did a hard 180 and now offers ads.

This might just be the final nail in the coffin in the classic ad-free subscription model that put Netflix on the map. A revolution that could make some eagle-eyed investors very, very wealthy in the not-too-distant future.

To understand this opportunity, it's important to look at the landscape of streaming.

The days where you paid just $5-$10 a month for unlimited streaming, free of disruptions from brands, from just 1-2 services are gone. Now you have not just Netflix, but Amazon Prime, Hulu, Disney+, Paramount+, Peacock, HBOMax, Discovery+, AppleTV, and many, many more.

There is a highly competitive war raging between all these different services, where no one will be able to achieve a monopoly and subscribers are increasingly getting squeezed for more and more money. And all this during a period where the dollar already is stretched thin. But we think there will be an unexpected winner.

Consumers are only willing to pay so much for so many services — so what are content-creators to do? Something cable television did many decades ago… introduce a lower-cost or free version with ads.

Netflix's new paid-ads plan costs just $6.99/month. They named Microsoft as their exclusive technology and sales partner for this new ad-supported tier.

And while we love Microsoft — it's recommended in multiple services of ours — it may not be a great pick for this particular play. Think about this: Microsoft's market cap is already over $1.7 trillion. How much can supporting one single streaming service really do for the stock price in the long-term?

What if we told you that there was a company 1/80th the size of Microsoft — and this company already has advertising deals in place with Disney+, Hulu, ESPN+, FuboTV, Comcast and Paramount+?

Their CEO recently said,

"I am much more concerned about the tidal wave of opportunity being too big than being too small."

This tiny company could be set up to be the secret winner no one is looking at in these streaming wars. As more consumers commit to ad-based plans on different services, the already-splintered industry puts this company at the forefront due to their neutrality. They just manage streaming ads, and many advertisers prefer to manage all their campaigns on one single platform.

And having already inked the deal with some of the biggest players in online streaming, they are at the forefront to be the winner. Their small market cap is just icing on the cake for early investors.

Now, we're not just making an educated guess out of nowhere. Our analysts at The Motley Fool are no stranger to picking winning streaming services.

We recommended Netflix back in December of 2004 — minting investors at the time a cool 18,094%.

We recommended Marvel back in June of 2002, which was eventually acquired by Disney — up 4,806% since then.

And Amazon back in December of 2010, after Prime Video debuted — up 1,306%.

And now we've singled in on this one relatively tiny company that we believe will be the beating heart at the center of streaming.

We've made our detailed write-up available to members of our service Stock Advisor. We made this decision not to share it publicly because it is one of our highest-ranking stocks that our analysts believe has the biggest potential — and we don't want the general public to get the scoop on our members.

The good news is that you can become a member, at a discounted new member price today and get instant access to our write up on this stock.

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Kamis, 29 Juni 2023

💀 Death of Streaming?

Netflix said they would NEVER have ads.

Netflix said they would NEVER have ads.

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