Netflix decided not to pursue building a smart-TV operating system, allowing Roku to go ahead independently. Roku aims to attract more advertising demand, hoping for success. Since its IPO in 2017, Roku’s revenue has soared by nearly 1,300%, surpassing $4 billion annually. However, challenges lie ahead, especially with declining platform gross margins. To be a solid investment, Roku needs to boost profitable growth and address its advertising technology issues. Despite potential, it’s not a no-brainer buy yet. The company must align all its pieces to unlock its full potential for future success.

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