This is what caught my eye and shows the writer has a bias.
In April 2022, when the company announced that it had lost subscribers — the first decline since it had started making its own content — more than $50 billion evaporated in a single day.
More bias, Netflix stock did hit $700, then it did a 7 to 1 split ( I own Netflix stock that I purchased before the split) , basically 1 share became 7.
So when it hit $200, that split made that 1 share into $1400.
Netflix stock is now $420.
So times 7, $2940 if you owned it before the split, it you bought it afterwards, $200 ( from the article) became $420, still darn good gains.