Although Netflix (NFLX 3.55%) had enormous subscribership growth in 2011, its costs also exploded that year, leading to the company's least profitable year yet in 2012. How should investors read this to know where the company is headed in 2013? In the video below, Fool consumer goods analyst Blake Bos gives investors the most important ratios to follow to know whether some of Netflix's most recent headline-making endeavors are truly paying off for shareholders.
A Startling Look at Netflix and Where It's Heading
By Blake Bos
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Apr 8, 2013 at 8:00PM
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NASDAQ: NFLX
Netflix, Inc.

Market Cap
$82B
Today's Change
(3.55%) $6.29
Current Price
$183.48
Price as of May 19, 2022, 8:00 p.m. ET
Here's where you should really be looking to understand Netflix's business model and where the company is headed.
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