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It competes withAlphabet’s(NASDAQ:GOOGL) YouTube TV,Dish Networks’(NASDAQ:DISH) Sling,ViacomCBS’(NASDAQ:VIAC) Pluto,Walt Disney’s(NYSE:DIS) Hulu + Live TV, Warner-Discovery’sAT&T (NYSE:T) TV andPhilo, owned by a collection of cable operators.\nNotice anything about that list? Only one is independent: Fubo. That makes it a pearl of great price, with a market cap of $4.5 billion on 2020 revenue of just $217 million. That’s a fast-moving target, however. During its March quarter, Fubo had revenue of$119 million. As of next week, FUBO stock will join theRussell 3000 index.\nIt still loses money, but those losses are narrowing as it scales.\nWhy Buy Fubo?\nFast broadband and the rise of dedicated services likeNetflix(NASDAQ:NFLX) have made streaming cable very attractive over the last two years. Pay $65 a month for streaming cable instead of $150 for the wired variety and you have $85 to buy other streaming services or to put in your pocket.\nFubo initially called itself a “Netflix of sports,” and its lineup remains sports-heavy . An $80 per month “Elite” package offersliterally dozensof national, regional and Spanish-language sports channels.\nFubo, which went public last year, isn’t entirely without bosses.Comcast(NASDAQ:CMCSA), ViacomCBS, and Walt Disneyall have stakes in it,acquired throughcarriage rights. Comcast took a9.3% stakeearly this year.\nThe Gaming Pitch for FUBO Stock\nLikeSinclair Broadcast Group (NASDAQ:SBGI), which changed the name of its regional sports networks toBally’sto get into sports betting, Fubo is also betting on gamblers for growth.\nFubo bought a Chicago-based start-up calledVigtoryin January. It plans to launcha sports betting appin the fourth quarter.\nThis will put Fubo in competition withDraftKings(NASDAQ:DKNG),Flutter Entertainment(OTCMKTS:PDYPY) and the casino/sportsbook industry. The service will let gamblers watch and bet direct from their couches, as that becomes legal. Recently it added a formerPenn National Gaming(NASDAQ:PENN) executive to thesports gambling unit’s board.\nSpecial Investor Appeal\nFast growth and independence are what make Fubo attractive to investors. Otherwise, why pay 6-15x revenue (depending on how you’re measuring) for a money-losing company with a me-too service?\nThat’s howLightshed Partnerssaw things last December when they recommended investorsshort the stock. They noticed that most of its cable operator holders had taken stock for carriage rights and expected them to sell. This, however, was before the launch of Fubo Gaming. A subsequent short squeeze sent the stock price as high as $52 a share in February. Shorts then took command into May, sending the stock as low as $16. It opens this morning at about $32.\nOur Luke Lango, however, hasthe buy light on. He notes that most consumers have yet to cut the cord, with almost 65% still getting their TV via either cable or broadcasting. With under 600,000 subscribers in the first quarter, Fubo had plenty of room to grow, he wrote, making it the #1 streaming stock to buy.\nThe Bottom Line\nIf you’re buying Fubo stock today, you’re expecting a take-out.\nAs withRoku(NASDAQ:ROKU), with its streaming stick, Fubo is a minnow among sharks. If it has a better way of doing things, the giants who are trailing in these markets want it.\nComcast is the most likely buyer, as they’re reportedly circling bothRokuandViacomCBS. With $254 billion in market cap and over $100 billion in annual revenue, Comcast could easily buy Fubo, too. It would then plead for permission from antitrust authorities because it’s “so small” in relation to competitorsApple(NASDAQ:AAPL),Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN) and Google.\nBut most deals would have to be friendly. Roku and ViacomCBS both have dual-share structures, giving management absolute control. It’s why onlyWarnerMediahas been sold in recent years, and that repeatedly.\nStill, any Comcast bid would likely start a bidding war. 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