p>Netflix's world is being turned upside down by market crashes of 35%

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p>According to Goldman Sachs analysts, they downgraded Netflix due to "concerns about the impact of a recession on consumers and the increase in competition." They stated that Netflix is now an "show me story."

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p>There are growing concerns that cash-strapped customers may discover that they are paying too much for streaming services and may need to cut costs.

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p>Netflix isn't the only streaming service on the block, with Disney (DIS), Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Paramount, Comcast (CMCSA) and CNN owner Warner Bros. Each Discovery service has its own exclusive content.

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p>Goldman Sachs seems less worried about competition from Roblox, saying it's "the best positioned company in the gaming/interactive entertainment" business and has "long-term potential for growth." https://bandochoi.com/members/twistwool4/activity/2231011/ </p>

p>Roblox is facing "increasing concerns about the post-pandemic climate". The Goldman analysts expect "slowing growth" in the near term.

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p>Is the summer vacation craze already over before it even started?

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p>In the case of eBay, Goldman Sachs analysts noted that "with the global consumer market under pressure and the pace of eCommerce growth slowing in a post-pandemic environment we can see eBay's...revenue growth in danger due to its excessive exposure to international markets."

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p>The Goldman Sachs analysts also reiterated their "sell" rating on another tech giant: Airbnb. The price target for Airbnb was cut by the analysts to $150 from $95. The stock currently trades at around $110.

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p>Analysts have stated that although "pent-up demand...remains an tailwind" However, there are some doubts about the value of the stock and the possibility of a recession. https://pastelink.net/9oxkblno This could result in more people staying in hotels rather than renting homes when they go on vacation.

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p>It wasn't all doom and doom for the Vampire Squid of Big Tech.

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p>The Goldman Sachs analysts said they were maintaining their buy rating on Amazon (AMZN), Uber (UBER), Facebook owner Meta Platforms, Google and YouTube parent Alphabet (GOOGL) and Barry Diller's internet conglomerate IAC (IAC) and its real technology spin-off Angi (ANGI) as and dating apps for online use Match (MTCH) and Bumble.

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