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Netflix Inc

NASDAQ: NFLX Entertainment
$63.95
▲ $0.54 (+0.85%) today
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NFLX at a Glance

Valuation
Market cap
$260.4B
P/E ratio
18.3
Profitability
Revenue (TTM)
$49.7B
Profit margin
29.7%
EPS (TTM)
$3.46
Price
52-week range
$61 – $117
24/7 target
$77.24
Street target
$84.76
Earnings
Next report
Jan 19, 2027
Q3 2026 EPS
$0.87
vs. $0.82 est.
+5.7%

Headquartered in Los Gatos, CA Fiscal year ends December NASDAQ: NFLX netflix.com

About Netflix

Netflix is a global entertainment company that offers a subscription-based streaming service delivering professionally produced series, films, and live events to an audience approaching one billion people worldwide. The service is monetized through tiered subscription plans, including an advertising-supported tier, and generates advertising revenue alongside subscription fees. Netflix produces original content across multiple languages and genres, complements its originals with licensed third-party programming, and has expanded into live events including NFL games and boxing matches. The company operates across four geographic regions: United States and Canada (UCAN), Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), Latin America (LATAM), and Asia-Pacific (APAC). Netflix is investing in its proprietary advertising technology stack (Netflix Ads Suite), expanding programmatic ad capabilities, and pursuing content licensing partnerships with major studios and broadcasters. Updated

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Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 11/6/26

  • Cramer calls Friday's tech bounce a dead cat bounce, with sellers waiting on any data-center recovery
  • Cisco seen as oversold after falling from $230 back to the 90s; he'd buy a small position
  • Applied Materials at $332 versus its $740 summer peak is not automatically a buy
  • Neocloud earnings from CoreWeave and Nebius framed as the week's real test on debt costs

Cramer is telling holders of AI infrastructure names that the washout is unfinished, and that a strong jobs report did nothing to help. The one place he is willing to put money is Cisco, which he thinks has been dragged down with everything else. Applied Materials gets the opposite treatment: its lower price still looks expensive because the old price was built on a squeeze.

Sold NETFLIX INC$612K9,253 shares @ $66.153

Netflix's CFO took the vesting cash rather than the shares, selling 9,253 shares at $66.15 and trimming about 12% of his stake on the day. The sales were funded entirely by RSUs that vested, making this routine compensation harvesting. No open-market buying appears in the filing.

Sold NETFLIX INC$1.8M27,312 shares @ $66.2

Netflix's co-CEO turned freshly vested stock into roughly $3.5 million of sales, trimming about 15% of his holdings. These RSU vesting sales land while the company walks back its ad revenue target for the year.

Ackman is publicly defending Netflix, one of the headline additions in Pershing Square's biggest portfolio overhaul in years, which puts his valuation call on the record for anyone tracking the position.

*ACKMAN SAYS NETFLIX STOCK 'INCREDIBLY CHEAP'
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Low churn keeps the subscriber line intact, but softening US viewing is the leading indicator for ad pricing and future price hikes.

Netflix has an unusual problem: People won’t cancel, but they’re watching less. The company claims the industry’s lowest cancellation rate, but US engagement is sagging. Read more: https://t.co/49aeKV0Slk https://t.co/6HlyvkyQO4
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the attention economy · 3y
$10K invested in each — worth today:
SPOT$37.8K3.8×
NFLX$16.5K1.6×

Three years ago, $10,000 split between the two biggest names in the attention economy would look very different today: Spotify turned it into $37,750, Netflix into $16,481. That $21,000 gap is the cost of picking the wrong streaming winner.

NFLXNetflix
New 52-week low$65.04-3.0% vs prior low · 2026-10-02

Netflix just set a new 52-week low at $65.04, 3.01% under the October 2 bottom it reached less than three weeks ago. The $270.8 billion streaming leader is making new lows within weeks of its last one.

Biggest movers · At the close
  • SMCISuper Micro Computer$35.58+9.6%
  • APLDApplied Digital$20.93+8.3%
  • ZSZscaler$231.55+7.9%
  • SPCXSpaceX$159.48+7.9%
  • MSTRStrategy$153.53+7.6%
  • TAT&T$22-6.1%
  • OPENOpendoor Technologies$1.95-5.6%
  • NFLXNetflix$65.12-5.2%
  • EXPEExpedia$286.61-4.7%
  • CAVACava$55.14-4.0%

Nearly 16 points separated the best and worst close across a 390-name watchlist, with Super Micro Computer up 9.56% to $35.58 and AT&T down 6.08% to $22. AI infrastructure and crypto-linked names took the top spots; communications and consumer took the hits.

Biggest movers · On the open
  • SMCISuper Micro Computer$36.81+13.4%
  • SPCXSpaceX$160.38+8.5%
  • DELLDell Technologies$498+7.9%
  • VRTVertiv$217.68+6.9%
  • BEBloom Energy$235.4+5.7%
  • NFLXNetflix$65.38-4.8%
  • TAT&T$22.31-4.7%
  • ISRGIntuitive Surgical$421.49-3.8%
  • MCOMoody's$461.46-2.9%
  • TMUST-Mobile$153.27-2.8%

Super Micro Computer opened up 13.4%, the biggest move across a 387-name priority list, with Dell, Vertiv and Bloom Energy also clearing 5%. Netflix and AT&T anchor the other end, each off roughly 4.8%.

Reddit's most-discussed stocks · Oct 21
  1. 1TSLAbullish491 comments · 1.2K upvotes
  2. 2BRUNbearish76 comments · 889 upvotes
  3. 3NFLXbearish224 comments · 573 upvotes
  4. 4AMZNbullish32 comments · 280 upvotes
  5. 5SPYbullish111 comments · 104 upvotes

SPYheating up fast

Tesla is running away with the board at 491 comments and the mood stays bullish, while traders are souring on Netflix into tech earnings season. The broad-market S&P 500 ETF is heating up fast, a sign retail is leaning into the whole tape.

Source: Reddit

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Netflix do?

Netflix is a global entertainment company that offers a subscription-based streaming service delivering professionally produced series, films, and live events to an audience approaching one billion people worldwide.

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24/7 Wall St.'s 12-month price target for NFLX is $77.24, rated Buy. The Wall Street consensus target is $84.76. NFLX price prediction →