I think those are two of the areas that really kind of stand out in people’s minds. This is all intertwined at this point. Ahead of a 2019 where it expects roughly $3B of cash burn, Netflix ended 2018 with $3.79B in cash and (following a Q4 debt offering) $10.36B in long-term debt. First of all, I don't know if that's true. So we really don't focus on the title count.

Stock Advisor launched in February of 2002. I hope so. And then in terms of the total number of titles, if I have this right, I think the total number of shows that you have on Netflix today is actually significantly lower than what you had when Netflix started streaming more than a decade ago.

I know we saw some elevated churn. And I guess also, if you could contextualize guidance for next year, you did point out that paid net adds will be down next year, first half, at least based on your expectations.

Got it. So it’s very helpful for people to want to be part of the conversation or part of the zeitgeist, again, with what are the things that other people are watching and using that as a thing to help them make decisions.

4:44 pm.

Management: "As long as we judge our marginal after-tax cost of debt to be lower than our marginal cost of equity, we'll continue to finance our working capital needs through the high-yield market.".

And if I'm not wrong, I think you guys are already doing more movies than the top five Hollywood studios put together. Q1 2017 Netflix Inc Earnings Call 04/17/2017 06:00 PM (EDT) NFLX. Excluding forex, international ASP grew 1% Q/Q and 6% Y/Y, after having risen 11% Y/Y on a forex-neutral basis in Q3.

So maybe you can address that as well.

4:00 p.m. Netflix's results are out. Okay.

And the different genres or different sort of intensities of productions, are they going to vary as we look forward? I'm Eric Jhonsa, TheStreet's tech columnist, and will be covering Netflix's Q4 report (due after the close) and earnings interview (starts at 6PM ET). Good afternoon, and welcome to the Netflix Q1 2020 Earnings Interview. And that's improving at some relatively steady rate. I mean when you have 200 million subs and when the content slate is so big, singular pieces of content should, in theory, become smaller parts of overall consumption, but seems like it's starting to have a bigger impact. It will vary by geography.

I mean could you help us understand the decision to walk away from the free tier in the U.S.? To look at Q3, the biggest impact was really the first half of the year and that giant pull-forward in subscriber additions in the first half of the year with COVID.

And we’re going to be working very closely with our production partners, with local governments to make sure that we can do that. Some investors are clearly in a profit-taking mood following a 50%-plus run-up from the company's late-December lows.

So our productions, our postproductions, our offices are now distributed into people’s living rooms and bedrooms and kitchens around the world.

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