In this article I will share my personal journey into the world of entertainment investing, the pros and cons of some popular stocks and the best places to buy them. 

The Basics of Investing in Entertainment One of the first things I noticed when I started researching investing in entertainment stocks was that it was often a little hard to keep track of how much each company was worth. 

For instance, Netflix had an initial public offering that valued it at $5 billion and then went on to raise a whopping $40 billion. 

If Netflix were a publicly traded company, it would be a fairly easy thing to figure out what its worth.

But unlike most of the other entertainment stocks I covered in this article, Netflix is a privately held company that pays no dividends and has no publicly traded stock. 

To be able to do this, you need to understand the company.

For instance: Netflix’s stock is listed on the NASDAQ, the stock exchange for publicly traded companies. 

This is a fairly well-established fact for most people who have any understanding of the stock market. 

So, I decided to focus on Netflix as a way to learn how to keep an eye on the stock price without getting caught up in the hype surrounding the company and its stock.

In this article we will cover the basics of investing in movies, TV shows, video games, music and other entertainment. 

When I was first researching this, I was surprised at how few companies I could find that I could use as a starting point to get a basic understanding of a company. 

I found that Netflix had three main types of stock: Series A stock, Series B stock and Series C stock.

In this section, I will focus on Series A Stock, a type of stock that is more like a regular stock.

I will start with Series A, then move to Series B, then Series C, and finally Series D. The Basics Of Investing In Series A One very important thing to understand when you are looking at an investment in an entertainment stock is that it is not necessarily worth what it was at the start of the day. 

Here are a few general rules of thumb for how to value a stock: If you bought a stock at $1, the current price is what you should be paying right now. 

However, if you bought it at a time when the stock was trading at $0.00, then it is still worth the same price you paid today. 

Now, what is a stock that was at $50.00 when it was trading for $1.00?

If you were to use this example, it means that if you were able to buy a stock for $50 and then sell it at the same time, you would be able buy a company for $80.00 at that time. 

In my example, you could have bought a Netflix stock for the same $1 price today, and sold it at its current price of $1 per share. 

But, if the stock went down to $40.00 and you sold it to the same current price at $2 per share, you still would have been able to make a profit on the investment. 

That is why it is important to understand how much you should pay for a stock when you start researching an investment.

As I mentioned earlier, a stock is not a good idea to buy if it is trading at a discount, or if it has a history of losing money. 

A good rule of thumb is to buy an asset that is undervalued at the time you buy it. 

One common example of this is a movie studio. 

Typically, when a studio invests in new films, they put a lot of money into them.

They also often get a good return on their investment.

However, this investment is usually not sustainable over time.

So, what happens if the movies do poorly?

Well, you will usually end up having to pay a higher price to get the same movie at the exact same price as you would have paid in the first place. 

Similarly, if a music album gets lost, you can end up paying much more than you would pay in the initial purchase. 

At the same point, if an entertainment company goes under, you might have to pay more to get more of the same entertainment.

Now, these are not exact numbers because each movie, TV show or video game is different.

But, if your goal is to understand where an investment is likely to end up going, it is a good starting point. 

What You Need To Know About The Best Companies To Buy Entertainment Stocks In the last section, we talked about the pros of buying an entertainment or film stock.

In this section I will talk about some of the pitfalls that come along with investing in these types of stocks. 

Pros Of Buying Entertainment Stock In This Guide There are three primary reasons why people would invest in entertainment stock:  It can make money The stock can make a lot