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Netflix's subscriber base is unusually loyal and hard to lose, the business is expected to grow earnings 15–20% a year for the foreseeable future, and the stock has dropped enough that you're getting all of that at a much better price than recently.
Even after a 25% price jump, HP's stock still trades at just 9 times earnings with its dividend intact, so the argument is that long-term investors are still getting a reasonably priced, cash-returning business without paying a stretched valuation.
Nike's stock has gotten cheap enough — down to a $64 billion valuation with a modest dividend — that it might be worth buying on the strength of its brand alone, but the analyst stops short of calling it a clear buy because if the business doesn't start growing again, the stock could keep falling.