Members of Motley Fool Stock Advisor and Motley Fool Rule Breakers had something to crow about last week, when David Gardner's Netflix (Nasdaq: NFLX) recommendation achieved a rare "spiffy-pop" designation. What the heck is a "spiffy-pop," you ask? That's when a stock's price rises more in one day than you paid for it back when you bought it. Netflix jumped $13.27 and broke through the $100 mark on a sterling earnings report. Patient investors who smelled a winner when the company's stock was trading at less than $12.98 in 2004 were certainly feeling spiffy about the pop that single-day move put in their portfolios.

Netflix became the fourth spiffy-pop Stock Advisor members have enjoyed, and the third Rule Breakers members have celebrated over the course of the past four years. David points out some of the characteristics that make up these big gainers ... and talks a little smack about his bold new screen name.

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