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Have you ever watched a YouTube video on your smartphone or a Netflix movie on your laptop? That’s streaming. It’s the way video and audio content is delivered over the Internet and has become a popular way to watch TV. Streaming allows you to watch what you want, at any moment you want to.
Let's dive into the companies that could lead or be impacted by the trend of streaming without further ado.
Case 1
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This event is to help mooers learn more about the differences among companies and industries, identify hidden opportunities, and better navigate the market.
"Information is the most important asset in business. The more you know, the more perspectives you have, and the more likely you are to spot patterns and anomalies before your competition. So always be open to new inputs, whether they are pe...

A monopoly is when a single company controls the majority of the market share in an industry or sector, benefiting from switching costs. According to super-investor Rob Vinall, it is costly and disruptive to replace the dominant market leader, making them reluctant to switch providers and enabling the company to earn beyond-normal profits. However, the risk is that it tends to make the company incumbents complacent and lazy (in the long run).
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As t...

Oligopoly is a market controlled by a few companies, and each player's decisions are likely to affect the others. Mohnish Pabrai, a famous investment guru, once talked with Charlie Munger about oligopoly, concluding that oligopoly is a good way for companies to keep decent profit margins and stay competitive together.
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Take the HDD (hard disk drive) industry as an example. In the past 25 years, it was a terrible business with over-competition and...