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Who loses when Netflix's stock falls?

When a company's stock falls, it means its market value has decreased. This directly affects shareholders, including individual investors and large institutions like pension funds, potentially reducing their returns. It also signals a lack of confidence in the company's future, which can impact its ability to borrow money or attract talent.

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