Roku, the digital media streaming company, has seen its stock soar 80% this year, despite being still far from its all-time high. With its streaming hardware products and video advertising services, Roku generates revenue from both ads and subscriptions to premium video services. The company has reached a milestone of 72 million active user accounts and is expected to continue its growth. However, Roku is not yet profitable, but investors are hopeful for a turnaround by 2024. The stock has had a rollercoaster ride since its IPO, with analysts having mixed opinions on its future. Challenges for Roku include competition, programming disputes, and regulations, but they also have opportunities for international expansion, original content creation, and merchandising. For those considering investing in Roku, it's important to choose the right investment  ...