In Tuesday's Blitz Daily with Lance Ippolito, we take a look at streaming television service fuboTV following the stock’s mention on CNBC.
The company allows subscribers to watch live television without signing up for cable. And in an era where viewers are cutting the cord, it’s seen its popularity grow.
FuboTV just raised the price for its lowest tier service to $70 per month, and it seems traders aren’t worried about the move impacting its profitability…
We watched live in the War Room as traders piled into calls for several expiration dates in April…
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