DIS - Netflix's latest earnings arriving on cusp of post-pandemic world hotter competition

Last year, Netflix (NFLX) earnings watchers had their eyes on what to expect as the company navigated the COVID-19 pandemic and the near-captive audiences it could tap during widespread lockdowns. The company is set to report after the close Tuesday, and now observers have another focus: any observable dent that could be made by new competitors in the space, whether it's slightly more established rivals like Disney Plus/Hulu (DIS) and Amazon Prime Video (AMZN), or newer launches in HBO Max (T), Peacock (CMCSA), Paramount Plus ([[VIAC]], [[VIACA]]), Discovery Plus (DISCA), Apple TV Plus (AAPL) or others. And while recent strength has calmed some worries, Netflix has a light content schedule for the first half of 2021, though it should pick up more in the second half. It's also the first quarter to incorporate the most recent price increase in the United States, alongside boosts in the UK and Europe. Few

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Netflix's latest earnings arriving on cusp of post-pandemic world, hotter competition