The Motley Fool
23 Jun 2026, 03:30 UTC · 3h ago
2 Wide-Moat Stocks That Are Drop-Dead Bargains Right Now
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The S&P 500's price-to-earnings ratio has reached 27, with CAPE ratios reaching levels seen only during the dot-com boom. — Extreme valuation levels typically signal a higher risk of a broad market correction or reduced future returns.
-0.60Netflix provided revenue growth guidance that slows to 13.5%, contributing to a recent stock sell-off. — Decelerating growth forecasts for a leading growth stock typically trigger negative price action and investor skepticism.
-0.40Microsoft's stock has declined roughly a third from its October peak due to fears of AI-native disruption and perceived lack of AI progress. — Concerns that a dominant tech leader is losing its edge in the critical AI race create persistent downward pressure on the share price.
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Netflix reported first-quarter revenue growth of 16% to $12.3 billion with an operating margin of 32.3%. — Strong margins and revenue growth demonstrate fundamental business strength and a competitive lead over rivals like Disney.
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Despite recent stock declines and disappointing guidance, the author views the sell-off as overdone and recommends buying the stock based on fundamental strengths.
Mentioned in the context of being less profitable than Netflix and having a failed buyout bid.
Cited as being less profitable than Netflix.
The stock has fallen significantly due to investor disappointment regarding AI progress and fears of disruption from AI-native competitors.
[mutual] Netflix is identified as being more profitable than competitors like Disney.
[mutual] Netflix is identified as being more profitable than competitors like WBD.
[a_to_b] The article states that Fox recently acquired Roku.
[a_to_b] The article mentions a proposed buyout of Warner Bros. Discovery by Netflix that later failed.
[a_to_b] The article mentions a reported attempt by Netflix to acquire Roku.
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