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Netflix Inc

NASDAQ: NFLX Entertainment
$70.30
▼ $1.27 (−1.77%) today
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NFLX at a Glance

Valuation
Market cap
$298.0B
P/E ratio
22.5
Profitability
Revenue (TTM)
$48.4B
Profit margin
28.2%
EPS (TTM)
$3.18
Price
52-week range
$65 – $125
Street target
$92.55
Earnings
Next report
Oct 20, 2026
Q2 2026 EPS
$0.80
vs. $0.79 est.
+1.5%

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

About Netflix

Netflix is a global entertainment company operating a subscription-based streaming platform that delivers series, films, documentaries, animation, video podcasts, and cloud-based games across more than 190 countries, approaching 1 billion members. The service offers multiple plan tiers including an ad-supported option, and generates revenue from subscriptions and a growing advertising business. Netflix produces original content in more than 50 countries with programming in dozens of languages, and has expanded into live event programming including NFL games, boxing, MLB events, and WWE. The company also partners with digital creators, traditional broadcasters, and publishers to broaden its content library. Netflix operates across four geographic regions: United States and Canada (UCAN), Europe, Middle East, and Africa (EMEA), Latin America (LATAM), and Asia-Pacific (APAC). The company is investing heavily in AI and machine learning across its product experience, content production workflows, and advertising technology stack. Updated

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A 5% headcount cut at Netflix would land days before earnings season, putting a fresh margin tailwind in play for the streamer that has so far sat out Hollywood's layoff wave.

JUST IN: Netflix is reportedly planning to cut 5% of its workforce as soon as next week, per Puck News
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What should I do with NFLX stock I’ll be inheriting?

If you had $300k today would you put it all in Netflix? The answer to that is likely no. You could always keep a smaller position.

An inherited $300,000 single-stock position comes with a stepped-up basis, meaning selling right after the crash costs little in tax but feels impossible emotionally. The thread's answer: the loss already happened, so the only real question is where the money sits from here.

NFLXNetflix
New 52-week low$67.06-0.8% vs prior low · 2026-07-20

Netflix just marked a new 52-week low at $67.06, 0.8% under the July 20 floor and roughly half the $124 level it traded at a year ago. A $279.2 billion market cap with no support left on the one-year chart.

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 9/24/26

  • Cramer pushes back on index-fund supremacy, calling the absolutist version of it wrong
  • Still recommends 50% of savings in an S&P 500 fund as a hedge against your own mistakes
  • Argues the S&P holds far fewer than 500 good stocks, so you buy the bad with the good
  • Caller questions on portfolio structure for young investors, 529 plans, and retirement vs. mad money

Put half in an index fund as insurance, the other half in individual names you have actually done the homework on. Cramer's case is that an S&P 500 fund gives you 8% to 10% a year and mediocrity alongside the winners, which is why he says it will not make you rich on its own.

Mad Money w/ Jim Cramer 9/21/26

  • Retrospective on Tim Cook's Apple tenure, which ended September 1, 2026, built from a decade of Cramer interviews
  • Cramer's original thesis: Apple as the future health company and the future credit card company
  • Cook cited 11,000 ResearchKit signups in 24 hours for a Stanford cardiovascular study
  • Cramer framed Apple Pay as pushing retailers and card networks toward adoption

With Cook out of the CEO chair as of September 1, the case for Apple built on services, health data and payments now belongs to someone else to defend. Cramer's replay is a reminder that the growth story he backed for a decade rested on those businesses.

NFLXNetflix
After-hours
$78.25
-4.75%open $82.15

Netflix is down 4.75% to $78.25 in after-hours trade, a rare single-session drop for a $325.8 billion name. Whether the $82.15 open gets reclaimed tomorrow is the level to watch.

Biggest movers · At the close
  • GPROGoPro$1.73+24.1%
  • SNDKSanDisk$1,735.55+11.6%
  • ALABAstera Labs$311.74+10.2%
  • SKHYSK hynix Inc.$177.22+8.3%
  • IRENIren$44.65+7.2%
  • ASANAsana$8.9-11.8%
  • TSLATesla$354.48-5.8%
  • WDAYWorkday$195.78-5.4%
  • NFLXNetflix$78.31-5.3%
  • SNOWSnowflake$337.85-5.2%

Thursday's close split hard along hardware versus software: GoPro added 24.1% and SanDisk, Astera Labs and SK hynix all posted double-digit or near double-digit gains, while Asana, Workday and Snowflake each shed more than 5%. Tesla and Netflix fell with them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does Netflix do?

Netflix is a global entertainment company operating a subscription-based streaming platform that delivers series, films, documentaries, animation, video podcasts, and cloud-based games across more than 190 countries, approaching 1 billion members.

What is the NFLX stock price target?

The Wall Street consensus 12-month price target for NFLX is $92.55. NFLX price prediction →