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Roku: Buy The Drop Before Earnings

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Roku: Buy The Drop Before Earnings

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Buyers can look forward to improving user monetization, rising average revenues per user and strong account growth!\nStrong commercial performance and user monetization\nRoku has reliably delivered strong earnings cards in the past. The streaming company, which is in direct competition for streaming accounts with the likes of Netflix(NASDAQ:NFLX)and Disney(NYSE:DIS), has seen an acceleration of growth during the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020. The pandemic also accelerated the shift from TV to streaming services, benefiting Roku and its distribution model. The reopening of the economy and the easing of stay-at-home restrictions, however, raised concerns over slowing account growth on Roku's platform.\nIn the second-quarter, Roku generated $532.3M in platform revenues, showing 117% year over year growth. Total revenues accelerated to $645.1M- not a new record- but the 81% revenue growth rate was still impressive. Roku's platform gross margins were 64.8%, signifyingan 8.2 PP improvement over the year-earlier period. Roku is growing and becoming more profitable.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/018e9fe8b069e3651f09334e7dfb906e\" tg-width=\"1180\" tg-height=\"451\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Source: Roku\nRoku's revenues can be broken down into two key components: Account growth and ARPU. Roku's active accounts topped 55M in the second-quarter and the streaming platform added 1.5M new accounts in Q2'21. Active accounts are defined as accounts that have streamed content on Roku's platform within the last 30 days. The number of Roku's active accounts has steadily increased over time and hit an all time record in the second-quarter.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/ab8d1b4e3f67d06f0d00d7fb90d76cd9\" tg-width=\"721\" tg-height=\"463\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Source: Statista\nRoku's account growth and engagement slowed a bit in the second-quarter, but year over year growth rates were still impressive. Active accounts posted a 28% year over year gain while average revenues per user, ARPU, a key platform metric for Roku, surged 46% year over year to $36.46. ARPU is a very important metric for streaming companies because it shows how content distribution and engagement translate into user monetization. Roku's ARPU accelerated during FY 2021, showing a growth rate of 32% in Q1'21 and 46% in Q2'21.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/0b5e3a35c27bf2b2e1489a58b9802cfe\" tg-width=\"905\" tg-height=\"416\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Source: Author, Roku\nFor the third-quarter, I expect Roku to present a continuation of these trends. I estimate that the streaming service company will add another 5.5M active accounts to its platform in FY 2021; 1.6M in Q3'21 and 3.9M in Q4'21… the last quarter of the year is typically a very good one for customer acquisition. Regarding average revenues per user, I expect a total year over year growth rate surpassing 40% as Roku's growing distribution and acceleration of streaming TV adoption will fuel the firm's monetization. For Q3'21, I model 6% quarter over quarter growth in ARPU to $38.77.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/061827973c0edb6c7b543cc8f3b44a07\" tg-width=\"907\" tg-height=\"482\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Source: Author\nRoku is set for a record quarter\nStrong user account growth and higher ARPUs will show up in record revenues for Roku's third-quarter. The firm guided for revenues of $675 - $685M for the third-quarter. If Roku's third-quarter earnings card shows strong growth in active accounts, hours streamed and average revenues per user, the stock could get a much-needed boost.\nShares of Roku have fallen from a high at $490.76 in July to $317.72 on Monday. This represents a 35% drop in pricing over three months on concerns over slowing post-pandemic account growth and declining user engagement.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/a1cd2eec59aaa4f5713050b225e2a95e\" tg-width=\"635\" tg-height=\"417\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Data by YCharts\nRoku is a better deal than Netflix due to faster sales growth\nNetflix has been dominating the streaming games for more than a decade. The streaming firm counted&nbsp;213.56M paying subscribers&nbsp;in the third-quarter and projected 222.06M paid memberships for the fourth-quarter. Year over year subscriber growth for Q3'21 and Q4'21 are around 9%… significantly below Roku's account growth rates of 28% (based off of Q3'21).\nRoku had 55.1M active accounts in the third-quarter and I project that the number of active accounts can grow to 60.6M by year-end. Netflix is still about four times larger than Roku regarding subscriber base. Netflix's revenues in the third-quarter were $7.48B… which is eleven times larger than Roku's Q3'21 revenue forecast. There is also a big difference in equity and enterprise value between the two streaming platforms… the difference being that Netflix has a significantly larger valuation than Roku.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/9a809d08d9a664b24374e8a9e6217911\" tg-width=\"635\" tg-height=\"481\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Data by YCharts\nHowever, Roku is expected to grow sales at twice the rate Netflix is expected to grow. Higher growth expectations justify a higher valuation.\n<img src=\"https://static.tigerbbs.com/8150a5bf4db2758d20c6b687c8f2de19\" tg-width=\"726\" tg-height=\"647\" width=\"100%\" height=\"auto\">Source: Seeking Alpha\nRisks with Roku\nA slowdown in revenue and account growth, dropping user engagement and weaker customer monetization are risk factors that have the potential to put Roku's valuation under pressure. 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Buyers can look forward to improving user monetization, rising average revenues per user and strong account growth!\nStrong commercial performance and user monetization\nRoku has reliably delivered strong earnings cards in the past. The streaming company, which is in direct competition for streaming accounts with the likes of Netflix(NASDAQ:NFLX)and Disney(NYSE:DIS), has seen an acceleration of growth during the Coronavirus pandemic of 2020. The pandemic also accelerated the shift from TV to streaming services, benefiting Roku and its distribution model. The reopening of the economy and the easing of stay-at-home restrictions, however, raised concerns over slowing account growth on Roku's platform.\nIn the second-quarter, Roku generated $532.3M in platform revenues, showing 117% year over year growth. Total revenues accelerated to $645.1M- not a new record- but the 81% revenue growth rate was still impressive. Roku's platform gross margins were 64.8%, signifyingan 8.2 PP improvement over the year-earlier period. Roku is growing and becoming more profitable.\nSource: Roku\nRoku's revenues can be broken down into two key components: Account growth and ARPU. Roku's active accounts topped 55M in the second-quarter and the streaming platform added 1.5M new accounts in Q2'21. Active accounts are defined as accounts that have streamed content on Roku's platform within the last 30 days. The number of Roku's active accounts has steadily increased over time and hit an all time record in the second-quarter.\nSource: Statista\nRoku's account growth and engagement slowed a bit in the second-quarter, but year over year growth rates were still impressive. Active accounts posted a 28% year over year gain while average revenues per user, ARPU, a key platform metric for Roku, surged 46% year over year to $36.46. ARPU is a very important metric for streaming companies because it shows how content distribution and engagement translate into user monetization. Roku's ARPU accelerated during FY 2021, showing a growth rate of 32% in Q1'21 and 46% in Q2'21.\nSource: Author, Roku\nFor the third-quarter, I expect Roku to present a continuation of these trends. I estimate that the streaming service company will add another 5.5M active accounts to its platform in FY 2021; 1.6M in Q3'21 and 3.9M in Q4'21… the last quarter of the year is typically a very good one for customer acquisition. Regarding average revenues per user, I expect a total year over year growth rate surpassing 40% as Roku's growing distribution and acceleration of streaming TV adoption will fuel the firm's monetization. For Q3'21, I model 6% quarter over quarter growth in ARPU to $38.77.\nSource: Author\nRoku is set for a record quarter\nStrong user account growth and higher ARPUs will show up in record revenues for Roku's third-quarter. The firm guided for revenues of $675 - $685M for the third-quarter. If Roku's third-quarter earnings card shows strong growth in active accounts, hours streamed and average revenues per user, the stock could get a much-needed boost.\nShares of Roku have fallen from a high at $490.76 in July to $317.72 on Monday. This represents a 35% drop in pricing over three months on concerns over slowing post-pandemic account growth and declining user engagement.\nData by YCharts\nRoku is a better deal than Netflix due to faster sales growth\nNetflix has been dominating the streaming games for more than a decade. The streaming firm counted 213.56M paying subscribers in the third-quarter and projected 222.06M paid memberships for the fourth-quarter. Year over year subscriber growth for Q3'21 and Q4'21 are around 9%… significantly below Roku's account growth rates of 28% (based off of Q3'21).\nRoku had 55.1M active accounts in the third-quarter and I project that the number of active accounts can grow to 60.6M by year-end. Netflix is still about four times larger than Roku regarding subscriber base. Netflix's revenues in the third-quarter were $7.48B… which is eleven times larger than Roku's Q3'21 revenue forecast. There is also a big difference in equity and enterprise value between the two streaming platforms… the difference being that Netflix has a significantly larger valuation than Roku.\nData by YCharts\nHowever, Roku is expected to grow sales at twice the rate Netflix is expected to grow. Higher growth expectations justify a higher valuation.\nSource: Seeking Alpha\nRisks with Roku\nA slowdown in revenue and account growth, dropping user engagement and weaker customer monetization are risk factors that have the potential to put Roku's valuation under pressure. The firm will still grow its top lines in revenues and accounts in the third-quarter, but a more severe slowdown in these metrics would likely result in a lower sales multiplier factor for shares of Roku. ARPU is possibly the most important metric for Roku to track the platform's monetization success. If ARPU growth turns negative, which is not probable and not plausible, it would change my outlook on the stock.\nFinal thoughts\nRoku is facing a fresh catalyst this week when the platform puts its earnings card for the third-quarter on the table. I believe we will see strong growth rates in accounts, streaming hours and ARPU due to Roku's increasing distribution. 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