Is ROKU a buy? — what our data shows
Roku makes the little streaming boxes and sticks that sit behind your TV — but more importantly, it runs the software platform that millions of people use to watch Netflix, Hulu, and everything else. It also sells ads against all that viewing time, which is really where the business is headed.
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What our data shows
Our data on Roku zeroes in on one thing: who owns it. Nearly 800 big investment funds have reported holding shares — that's a serious crowd of professional money. And it's not just any funds: Berkshire Hathaway, Tiger Global, and Coatue are all on the list. Those are some of the most respected long-term investors out there, not the kind of names that chase a quick trade.
The takeaway
When that caliber of investor is sitting in a stock, it's worth paying attention — the thing to watch is whether those big names are adding to their positions or quietly stepping back over time.
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