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

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p>According to Goldman Sachs analysts, they downgraded Netflix due to "concerns regarding the impact of a consumer depression and the increase in competition." They said Netflix is now an "show-me story."

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p>There are growing concerns that customers with cash shortages may find that they are paying too much for streaming services and need to cut back.

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p>Netflix is no longer the only streaming service in town, as Disney (DIS), Amazon (AMZN), Apple (AAPL), Paramount, Comcast (CMCSA) and CNN owner Warner Bros. https://notes.io/qd69h Each Discovery service has its own exclusive content.

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p>Goldman Sachs seems less worried about competition for Roblox and says it remains "the most well-positioned company in the gaming/interactive entertainment" business and has "long-term potential for growth."

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p>Roblox is confronting "increasing fears about the post-pandemic climate". Analysts at Goldman anticipate "slowing growth" over the next few years.

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p>Is the summer holiday boom over before its even begun?

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p>The Goldman Sachs analysts remarked that the growth of eBay's revenue is at risk due to its exposure to international markets and the pressures that it puts on the global consumer market.

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p>Goldman Sachs analysts reiterated their "sell rating for another tech company, Airbnb. The analysts cut their target price for Airbnb from $150 to $95. The stock is trading at about $110.

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p>Analysts have stated that although "pent-up demand...remains an tailwind", there are concerns about the value of the stock and the possibility of recession. This could result in more people staying in hotels than renting homes when they go on vacation.

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

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p>According to Goldman Sachs analysts, they maintained their buy rating for Amazon (AMZN), Uber(UBER), Facebook owner Meta Platforms and Google parent Alphabet. (GOOGL), Barry Diller's Internet conglomerate IAC/IAC and its real-estate tech spin-off Angi. Match (MTCH), and Bumble.

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