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The answer is Netflix. And Apple TV+ is still the cheapest.

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Who's side are you on?

The shift towards streaming is a multi-decade trend.

Cable is too expensive and too analog. The world will continue to move towards streaming.

But that doesn't mean that all streamers are poised to do well.

Content is expensive to produce (or buy). Only the streamers with the scale and hit making ability will survive.

The rest will have to consolidate.

Over the last year, Netflix is the clear winner.

But one year is just a battle, not the whole war.

$DWAC is the company that was aiming to take Donald Trump's social media platform public. They just settled fraud charges with the SEC.

If it executes a final merger and takes Truth Social public, $DWAC will have to pay n $18 million civil penalty.

If the merger is not completed by Jan. 1st 2025 and DWAC returns investor's money, the SEC said it would agree to forgo the penalty.

About a month ago the SEC charge three Florida men with insider trading of $DWAC stock before it announced plans to merge with Trump's company.

DWAC had falsely stated that "neither DWAC nor its officers and directors had any discussions with any potential target prior to the IPO."

The SEC also found that DWAC's former CEO, Patrick Orlando, failed to disclose conflicts of interest related to a separate deal he made with Trump Media & Technology Group.

Bullishness among individual investors reached the high from November 2021 :

The Fear and Greed Index shows this as well:

There is a strong correlation between S&P500/stock prices and optimism, which makes sense because investors buy when they are optimistic.

BUT Commonstock sentiment is very low:

Are Commonstock users better at staying objective when the rest of the world is getting overheated?

Or are we missing the party?