Alright, folks, gather ’round, because today I’m diving into something that’s been bugging me – Netflix’s stock performance after they featured Kamala Harris. I’m no financial whiz, but I like to keep an eye on these things, and this one seemed interesting. So, I rolled up my sleeves and did some digging.
My Little Investigation
First, I needed to find out when exactly Netflix started featuring Kamala Harris. I figured this would be key to understanding any potential impact. I spent a good chunk of time scouring news articles and press releases.
- Scoured news articles. It was a pain, to be honest, lots of fluff and not much concrete info.
- Checked press releases. More organized, but still had to sift through a bunch to find what I needed.
Next, I dug up some historical stock data for Netflix. I’m not gonna lie, looking at charts and numbers makes my head spin a little, but I powered through. I knew I needed to compare prices before and after the Harris feature to see if there was any noticeable change.
Then came the tricky part – figuring out if any drop in Netflix’s stock price was actually because of the Kamala Harris endorsement. The market’s a wild beast, and tons of things can affect a company’s stock. I spent a lot of time reading financial news, trying to find the general sentiment around that time.
- Checked out investor forums. Let me tell you, those places are a mixed bag of opinions!
- Read analyst reports. These were a bit dense, but they gave me some professional insights.
I tried to piece together a timeline, marking down when Netflix featured Harris and what the stock price did afterward. I also looked at what else was happening in the market and with Netflix around that time – new shows, competitor news, anything that could’ve played a role.
And finally, i try to put all information together to get the conclusion. What a tough work!
It’s a real rabbit hole, this kind of stuff. But hey, at least I learned something new, right? And that’s what it’s all about – satisfying that curiosity and sharing what I find.
