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Does This Change Anything For Roku Stock?

Roku will start building its own TVs while also still partnering up with the likes of Hisense and TCL.

Hardware is a money-losing business so let's see if the platform revenue increases substantially thanks to this move.

We got some positive news as well.
- Roku reached 70 million Active Accounts
- 23.9 billion hours streamed in Q4
- 87.4 billion hours streamed in 2022.

That's a nice increase QOQ as well.
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My big question is, can they get expenses under control and work their way back to positive FCF?

What do you think?

[https://youtu.be/sxZeGUOscRI](https://youtu.be/sxZeGUOscRI)
$ROKU

The interview Anthony Wood had on CNBC at CES was interesting. He spun a narrative that sounded like they are doing this to not only meet demand, but to “drive platform innovation to then give back to our tv partners” makes me almost wonder if partners are more comfortable with status quo and not willing to take risks with platforms unless it proves out? I wish they would have dug more into what he meant by this. I know that real time ad shopping is a thing they have experimented with Walmart on existing devices, wonder if they are pushing further into this? I hope they push into this because one click buying while watching ads is the holy grail of ROI for advertising 

Taylor Anderson

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Does This Change Anything For Roku Stock?

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