Right? Netflix is churning out a profit with a ratio on the interval [20, 25] depending on the day. I really don’t see how it belongs in the same category as the other two who don’t have a finite P/E ratio.
> Netflix—a child of the 1990s but a streamer only since 2007—turns a profit but its revenue growth was down to 6% year on year in the third quarter, compared with a historical average of more than 20%.
So its revenue is still growing year-on-year, but not quite at the breakneck pace it was in the past? I wouldn't call that a dying company. Most of the other companies have never turned a profit, no idea why the article is putting Netflix in that category.