NFLX - Netflix, Inc.
Netflix is rated Strong Buy, with the stock down 42% from highs, creating an elite entry point. Management's pivot to an ad-based tier and attention monetization is expected to drive durable, exponential long-term growth. Despite sector-premium multiples, NFLX trades at a discount to its historical valuation and offers asymmetric upside with 12-18 month price targets of $112–$140.
The only predictable thing about Harlan Coben's book-to–television adaptations is their success. They routinely top Netflix's charts within days of premiering.
Expand NASDAQ: NFLX Netflix Today's Change (0.84%) $0.65 Current Price $77.61 Key Data Points Market Cap $324B Day's Range $76.11 - $78.22 52wk Range $75.01 - $134.12 Volume 1.9M Avg Vol 38.7M Gross Margin 49.44% Netflix (NFLX +0.84%), a global subscription streaming and ad-supported entertainment platform, closed at $77.38, up 0.55%. According to Citizens and TipRanks, investors are reviewing conservative 2027 pricing projections and second-quarter outlooks as they monitor the July 16 earnings report.
Netflix (NFLX) shares are trading near 52-week lows. Earlier this year, the streaming giant walked away from acquiring Warner Bros.
Netflix trades at a rich P/S premium despite strong growth, but soft guidance and rising competition may push investors to wait for a better entry point.
LONDON--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- #Content--South Korean content generated 12.1 billion hours of viewing on Netflix worldwide between April 2025 and March 2026, making it the most-watched content origin outside of the United States, according to new analysis from Omdia and Digital i revealed at the International Streaming Summit (OTT·FAST) 2026 in Busan this week. The analysis found that South Korean content generated 44% more viewing than Japanese content and nearly twice as much viewing as content from the Unit.
Marley Kayden discusses financials leading the market higher while investors digested the Federal Reserve's decision to keep interest rates unchanged. Meanwhile, CarMax (KMX) slid after earnings and Netflix (NFLX) denied reports of interest in acquiring Lionsgate.
Netflix is actively applying lessons learned from its failed Warner Bros. Discovery bid to remain disciplined in future deal negotiations.
With more than a quarter of Netflix, Inc.'s valuation erased since its April peak, the recent selloff has de-risked slowdown, AI disruption, competition and M&A concerns, including the latest Lionsgate overhang. Accelerating ad monetization, recent pricing actions, and increasing live content anchored in the expanded NFL partnership supports renewed ARM- and subscription-driven upside to Netflix's growth profile. Management's margin outlook also points to sustained earnings expansion and FCF accretion through the second half.
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is consolidating on Wednesday. Since the middle of April, the shares have lost about 30% of their value.
Netflix (NFLX) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
The streaming device maker's smart TV platform distributes to more than 100 million households.
Lionsgate Studios Corp. (NYSE:LION) shares are in the spotlight Wednesday after Netflix denied a report that it was interested in acquiring the Hollywood studio.
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Netflix (NFLX) has no interest in acquiring Lionsgate Studios (LION), contradicting prior reports and causing LION shares to drop premarket. BMW (BMWKY) issued a profit warning, citing deteriorating conditions in China and global geopolitical uncertainty, and sharply lowered its margin and profit forecasts.
The ongoing deterioration of the nation's cable TV business is forcing studios and content creators to rethink how to connect with consumers. Roku's place within the streaming market is unique, and well-defended.
According to a media report, Netflix vied for that prize asset too. The company hasn't responded to the report.
Today, June 16, 2026, investors are weighing how missed media deals and legal risks may reshape Netflix's strategy.
The streamer, home to "Stranger Things," "Bridgerton" and "The Crown," is increasingly showing up in the marketplace for giant deals, marking a strategic shift for the company, which has preferred to build versus expand via acquisition.
Fox Corporation's (FOXA) landmark agreement to acquire Roku Inc (ROKU) in a $22 billion deal is sending shockwaves through the entire streaming landscape on Tuesday morning. In particular, Netflix (NFLX) shares are seeing downward pressure as the “high-stakes” acquisition directly threatens the premium subscriber heavyweight's core growth drivers.