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

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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.

https://finance.yahoo.com/m/5949eea.../cutting-the-cord-is-no-longer.html?.tsrc=rss

 

[Bullitt]

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/n...nds-cord-cutting-hits-milestone-amid-covid-19

 

[nasa1974]

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