ted gordon is here, a cnbc contributor. todd held the stock, cut it when we rebalanced around february 10th around 400. i will consider an entry, but i think we have a long way to go it's trading 30 times next year's earnings. markets expect to make about $11.15 a share cheapest valuation hammered netflix on expected user growth. management told investors to calm down, they're trying to create brand loyalty, high quality content, markets didn't take it so well. they did hike prices, so i think that's been one big question for netflix, do they have pricer power? they're going to need it, because disney is upping their spend on content they're looking to go about $33 billion. i think netflix spent about $17 billion. look for those margins to be squeezed as they spend on content, and again, their margins are better than disney, granted, it's not the same business because there's a lot more infrastructure in disney. i think netflix has the ability to really tap more users they have about 220 subscribers and about 800 million people