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  1. 07-10-2020, 06:03 PM #1
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    Cutting the Cord Is No Longer Cheap. Here’s 1 Cable Stock That Could Benefit.

    The hope that technology would lower the cost of pay TV is long gone. The number of Americans subscribing to a live TV bundle has fallen to its lowest level since 1997.

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    Default Re: Cutting the Cord Is No Longer Cheap. Here’s 1 Cable Stock That Could Benefit.

    Definitely agree here. Streaming isn't cheap and neither is an "a la carte" menu at a restaurant.

    Labeled as a "study" but I'd argue a bias since Roku is the one who conducted it.

    New Roku Study Finds Cord Cutting Hits Milestone Amid COVID-19 As Nearly 1 in 3 U.S. TV Households Are Cordless.

    The study found that approximately 32% of U.S. TV households do not have a traditional pay TV subscription. About 1 in 5 Recent Cord Cutters Likely to Return to Traditional Pay TV Only if Sports Returns
    https://ir.roku.com/news-releases/ne...-amid-covid-19
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    Default Re: Cutting the Cord Is No Longer Cheap. Here’s 1 Cable Stock That Could Benefit.

    Remember when pay tv was commercial free except local channels? Now we are still paying premium prices and getting more commercials then ever.
    May the force be with us.
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