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Netflix

NFLX

Attention (50-day avg)0.47%

Attention rank (50-day avg)#37

Bullish sentiment (50-day avg)72%

Price to earnings ratio22.4

Market capitalization288.3B

Earnings per share3.18

Dividend yield (TTM)—

Revenue (annual)45.2B

Net income (annual)11B

Social

What share of all stock conversation is about NFLX?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	1.1% +0.56	1.33% +0.82	0.53% +0.07	2.34% +1.82

Sep 30

Netflix's stock price has been volatile, with some investors optimistic about its future despite recent earnings beats and a decline in its stock price.
Analysts, such as Deutsche Bank's Bryan Kraft, argue that international engagement has grown for Netflix, and the stock's valuation is attractive at around 18x its 2027 earnings estimate.
Some investors are bullish on Netflix, with one analyst expecting a re-rating into the low-to-mid 20s, while others remain cautious, citing concerns about growth and future prospects.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about NFLX that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	91.39% +47.85	84.81% +39.72	62.24% -15.08	64.84% -14.13
Bearish	8.61% -47.85	15.19% -39.72	37.76% +15.08	35.16% +14.13

Bullish· Sep 30

Deutsche Bank upgraded Netflix to Buy with a $95 price target, citing international engagement growth and the company's shift to producing more content outside the US.
The company's valuation has become more attractive, with a price-to-earnings ratio of around 18x, down from 40x in June 2025, and a potential re-rating to the low-to-mid 20s.
Netflix has entered a massive demand zone, with the stock price expected to recover in the coming months, and some analysts predicting a potential upside of 55% ROI.

Bearish· Sep 29

$NFLX is down 43% year to date, and the author is not convinced it's a good buy at current levels, predicting a potential rebound to $80 in 2027.
$NFLX is trading below its weekly EMA233, and the author believes it may have more to fall, suggesting a potential drop to $64-$54.
$NFLX's public image and business model are strong, but the author believes the stock's price action is a "hot potato" and expects a further decline, with a potential bounce toward 69.5-70.0 before one more push lower toward 68.

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Topics

Of the messages about NFLX that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y
Announcements	0.34%	0.2%	0.57%	12.46%
Analysts	33.82%	34.75%	32.64%	23.01%
Earnings	28.23%	30.85%	32.05%	22.27%
Technical Analysis	1.26%	2.41%	4.79%	4.99%
Macro	36.35%	31.79%	29.69%	35.46%
Controversies	0%	0.01%	0.26%	1.81%

Earnings· Aug 3

Netflix's recent earnings led to a significant stock tumble, with viewership down and the company struggling to compete with Disney.
The company's lack of ideas and failure to innovate has resulted in a decline in growth engines, with some critics suggesting that they overpaid for X-Men.
Netflix's decline in popularity has led some users to cancel their subscriptions and switch to Disney, with some even considering Disney as their primary streaming platform.

Analysts· Sep 29

Deutsche Bank upgraded Netflix (NFLX) to Buy from Hold, citing its global scale, international production advantage, and attractive valuation, with a lowered price target to $95 from $100.
The analyst sees international strength, platform expansion, and AI benefits supporting leadership and multiple expansion, making the stock a buying opportunity after its recent decline.
Netflix's stock is sitting at a major technical support level, with Wall Street divided on its future, but Deutsche Bank's upgrade and price target of $95 suggest that the stock's selloff is a buying opportunity.

Announcements· Sep 29

Netflix, Inc. has a deal with Paramount, and the regime's involvement led to Netflix walking away due to Paramount's potential inability to recover from massive debt.
Netflix's 11.9% YoY growth and $880k contract in the pipeline make it a solid setup for future success.
Netflix is watching for more YeeZo deals, which could further solidify its revenue base and commercial traction.

Controversies· Jul 17

Netflix's stock price fell 9% after the company reported weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings and issued disappointing Q3 guidance, with revenue growth slowing down for the second consecutive quarter.
Netflix lowered its Q3 total revenue guidance to $12.86B, reflecting a 12% YoY growth that remains materially below consensus forecasts, and missed projected margins.
Analysts have slashed price targets for Netflix after the earnings report, with Oppenheimer and JPMorgan reducing their targets to $85 from $100 and $118 respectively, citing weak hit visibility and structural engagement concerns.

Macro· Sep 25

Netflix's profit rose 9% while cash generated by the business fell 28%, raising questions about the company's financial health.
The company's increasing reliance on advertising and its decision to hide subscription counts in earnings reports have sparked concerns among investors.
Despite its struggles, Netflix still owns the streaming subscription relationship, and its exclusive deals for desirable content may give it an edge over competitors.

Technical Analysis· Sep 29

Netflix stock is trading below its weekly EMA233 and is currently near a key support level, with a potential bounce expected towards $69.5-$70.0.
The stock's downtrend is unfolding in wave 5, with a potential bounce expected in wave (iv) towards $69.5-$70.0, followed by one more push lower towards $68.
The stock has broken its uptrend and is showing bearish momentum, with heavy trading activity between $67 and $70, and a potential options trade example discussed, targeting a short-term timeframe with 17 days to expiration.

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Community

Of the messages about NFLX, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	90.84%	83.1%	73.93%	15.37%
Newcomers	9.16%	16.9%	26.07%	84.63%

Regulars· Sep 30

Netflix, Inc. has been upgraded to Buy by Deutsche Bank with a $95 price target, citing its strong international growth and global business model, which is more significant than the current weaker U.S. engagement.
The company's international viewing minutes reportedly grew 5.4%, while U.S. viewing fell 8.6%, with over 60% of its content produced since 2024 being international.
The company's operational capability and smart management can overcome challenges, as seen in the strong execution and management demonstrated by Carnival, which may be a lesson for Netflix.

Newcomers· Sep 30

The newcomers are focused on the potential growth and innovations of Netflix, with some expressing skepticism about the company's future prospects.
The valuation of Netflix stock is a major point of discussion, with some users arguing that it is undervalued and others pointing to its high price-to-earnings ratio.
The engagement debate between Netflix and YouTube is also a topic of interest, with some users noting that Netflix's international engagement has grown year over year, while others point to the company's declining US engagement.

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News

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Netflix Inc.

Communication Services
Entertainment

Netflix Inc. is a global entertainment company that provides subscription-based streaming services for television series, films, documentaries, and live programming. The company offers a wide catalog of original productions and licensed content, delivered across internet-connected devices such as smart TVs, smartphones, tablets, and computers. Netflix also includes advertising-supported membership options and mobile games, broadening its service offering beyond on-demand video. Its business is organized around streaming entertainment for consumers in more than 190 countries and supports viewing in multiple languages and genres. Headquartered in Los Gatos, California, Netflix Inc. plays a major role in the digital media market by combining content licensing, production, and distribution within a single platform.

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Location

121 Albright Way

Los Gatos, CA, 95032

United States

Social

What share of all stock conversation is about NFLX?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Attention	1.1% +0.56	1.33% +0.82	0.53% +0.07	2.34% +1.82

Sep 30

Netflix's stock price has been volatile, with some investors optimistic about its future despite recent earnings beats and a decline in its stock price.
Analysts, such as Deutsche Bank's Bryan Kraft, argue that international engagement has grown for Netflix, and the stock's valuation is attractive at around 18x its 2027 earnings estimate.
Some investors are bullish on Netflix, with one analyst expecting a re-rating into the low-to-mid 20s, while others remain cautious, citing concerns about growth and future prospects.

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Sentiment

Of the messages about NFLX that take a side, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Bullish	91.39% +47.85	84.81% +39.72	62.24% -15.08	64.84% -14.13
Bearish	8.61% -47.85	15.19% -39.72	37.76% +15.08	35.16% +14.13

Bullish· Sep 30

Deutsche Bank upgraded Netflix to Buy with a $95 price target, citing international engagement growth and the company's shift to producing more content outside the US.
The company's valuation has become more attractive, with a price-to-earnings ratio of around 18x, down from 40x in June 2025, and a potential re-rating to the low-to-mid 20s.
Netflix has entered a massive demand zone, with the stock price expected to recover in the coming months, and some analysts predicting a potential upside of 55% ROI.

Bearish· Sep 29

$NFLX is down 43% year to date, and the author is not convinced it's a good buy at current levels, predicting a potential rebound to $80 in 2027.
$NFLX is trading below its weekly EMA233, and the author believes it may have more to fall, suggesting a potential drop to $64-$54.
$NFLX's public image and business model are strong, but the author believes the stock's price action is a "hot potato" and expects a further decline, with a potential bounce toward 69.5-70.0 before one more push lower toward 68.

Generated by AI

Topics

Of the messages about NFLX that carry a topic, what share is each?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y
Announcements	0.34%	0.2%	0.57%	12.46%
Analysts	33.82%	34.75%	32.64%	23.01%
Earnings	28.23%	30.85%	32.05%	22.27%
Technical Analysis	1.26%	2.41%	4.79%	4.99%
Macro	36.35%	31.79%	29.69%	35.46%
Controversies	0%	0.01%	0.26%	1.81%

Earnings· Aug 3

Netflix's recent earnings led to a significant stock tumble, with viewership down and the company struggling to compete with Disney.
The company's lack of ideas and failure to innovate has resulted in a decline in growth engines, with some critics suggesting that they overpaid for X-Men.
Netflix's decline in popularity has led some users to cancel their subscriptions and switch to Disney, with some even considering Disney as their primary streaming platform.

Analysts· Sep 29

Deutsche Bank upgraded Netflix (NFLX) to Buy from Hold, citing its global scale, international production advantage, and attractive valuation, with a lowered price target to $95 from $100.
The analyst sees international strength, platform expansion, and AI benefits supporting leadership and multiple expansion, making the stock a buying opportunity after its recent decline.
Netflix's stock is sitting at a major technical support level, with Wall Street divided on its future, but Deutsche Bank's upgrade and price target of $95 suggest that the stock's selloff is a buying opportunity.

Announcements· Sep 29

Netflix, Inc. has a deal with Paramount, and the regime's involvement led to Netflix walking away due to Paramount's potential inability to recover from massive debt.
Netflix's 11.9% YoY growth and $880k contract in the pipeline make it a solid setup for future success.
Netflix is watching for more YeeZo deals, which could further solidify its revenue base and commercial traction.

Controversies· Jul 17

Netflix's stock price fell 9% after the company reported weaker-than-expected Q2 earnings and issued disappointing Q3 guidance, with revenue growth slowing down for the second consecutive quarter.
Netflix lowered its Q3 total revenue guidance to $12.86B, reflecting a 12% YoY growth that remains materially below consensus forecasts, and missed projected margins.
Analysts have slashed price targets for Netflix after the earnings report, with Oppenheimer and JPMorgan reducing their targets to $85 from $100 and $118 respectively, citing weak hit visibility and structural engagement concerns.

Macro· Sep 25

Netflix's profit rose 9% while cash generated by the business fell 28%, raising questions about the company's financial health.
The company's increasing reliance on advertising and its decision to hide subscription counts in earnings reports have sparked concerns among investors.
Despite its struggles, Netflix still owns the streaming subscription relationship, and its exclusive deals for desirable content may give it an edge over competitors.

Technical Analysis· Sep 29

Netflix stock is trading below its weekly EMA233 and is currently near a key support level, with a potential bounce expected towards $69.5-$70.0.
The stock's downtrend is unfolding in wave 5, with a potential bounce expected in wave (iv) towards $69.5-$70.0, followed by one more push lower towards $68.
The stock has broken its uptrend and is showing bearish momentum, with heavy trading activity between $67 and $70, and a potential options trade example discussed, targeting a short-term timeframe with 17 days to expiration.

Generated by AI

Community

Of the messages about NFLX, what share comes from each group?

	1 Day1D	1 Week1W	1 Month1M	1 Year1Y	50-Day MAclick to plot	200-Day MAclick to plot
Regulars	90.84%	83.1%	73.93%	15.37%
Newcomers	9.16%	16.9%	26.07%	84.63%

Regulars· Sep 30

Netflix, Inc. has been upgraded to Buy by Deutsche Bank with a $95 price target, citing its strong international growth and global business model, which is more significant than the current weaker U.S. engagement.
The company's international viewing minutes reportedly grew 5.4%, while U.S. viewing fell 8.6%, with over 60% of its content produced since 2024 being international.
The company's operational capability and smart management can overcome challenges, as seen in the strong execution and management demonstrated by Carnival, which may be a lesson for Netflix.

Newcomers· Sep 30

The newcomers are focused on the potential growth and innovations of Netflix, with some expressing skepticism about the company's future prospects.
The valuation of Netflix stock is a major point of discussion, with some users arguing that it is undervalued and others pointing to its high price-to-earnings ratio.
The engagement debate between Netflix and YouTube is also a topic of interest, with some users noting that Netflix's international engagement has grown year over year, while others point to the company's declining US engagement.

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Netflix

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Sep 30

Bullish· Sep 30

Bearish· Sep 29

Earnings· Aug 3

Analysts· Sep 29

Announcements· Sep 29

Controversies· Jul 17

Macro· Sep 25

Technical Analysis· Sep 29

Regulars· Sep 30

Newcomers· Sep 30

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Also Discussed

Netflix Inc.

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The Ellisons won Paramount, and then Warner. Now comes the hard part: taking on Netflix and YouTube.

Netflix stars Nick and Vanessa Lachey list $8.1 million L.A. home they bought from Naomi Osaka

Netflix (NFLX) vs Spotify (SPOT): Which Subscription Stock Has a Wider Moat?

Most Investors Are Wrong About Selling Netflix. Here's What I'd Do Instead. | The Motley Fool

Why Bill Ackman Likes Netflix Stock Again - Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX)

David Fincher, Director of ‘Fight Club,’ to Exit Netflix Deal

Also Discussed

Social

Sep 30

Bullish· Sep 30

Bearish· Sep 29

Earnings· Aug 3

Analysts· Sep 29

Announcements· Sep 29

Controversies· Jul 17

Macro· Sep 25

Technical Analysis· Sep 29

Regulars· Sep 30

Newcomers· Sep 30