Netflix Stock Price

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everyone is talking about the iran war and trump’s tariffs, but i wanted to see which companies are actually panicking in their official sec filings. i spent my entire weekend digging through the "risk factors" section of the 2 most recent 10-Ks for 98 s&p 500 companies. i looked for 8 specific themes: tariffs, war, geopolitical, oil/energy, sanctions, supply chain, interest rates, and recession. here is the data. some of this makes zero sense on paper, but the 10-Ks don't lie. the "macro risk" top 10 (highest exposure) ticker company exposure score key risk mentions MS morgan stanley 95.6 221 total (massive geopolitical/war) C citigroup 91.2 269 total (highest volume in the scan) BAC bank of america 80.4 102 mentions GS goldman sachs 67.2 heavy institutional/trading risk JPM jpmorgan 62.1 systemic macro exposure CVX chevron 58.0 188 oil/energy mentions (obviously) BLK blackrock 52.1 asset management/global exposure EOG eog resources 50.2 142 oil mentions CDNS cadence 45.6 21 tariff mentions (semis getting hit) REGN regeneron 43.7 36 tariff mentions (surprising for pharma) the "safe haven" list (the ones who don't care) if you're looking for where to hide, these companies basically didn't even mention the war or tariffs in their risk factors: PGR (progressive): only 7 mentions total. UNH (unitedhealth): 6 mentions. NFLX (netflix): 6 mentions. COST (costco): 8 mentions. 3 things that surprised me: banks are the real "war" stocks: i expected oil companies to be #1, but morgan stanley and citi are screaming about geopolitical risk way louder. they are terrified of credit defaults and trade finance collapsing while the market is at all-time highs. the semiconductor "sanction" trap: nvda (ranked #13) and cdns have massive exposure to sanctions and tariffs. nvda has 50 mentions of "sanctions" alone. the "ai moat" is built on a very fragile geopolitical foundation. if the strait stays closed, the supply chain for chips is toast. pharma is not immune: regeneron (regn) has 36 tariff mentions. i didn't realize how much their supply chain for raw materials is tied to the current trade war. the "so what?" the market is pricing in a "soft landing" or a "short war," but the banks are writing 200+ page warnings about systemic collapse. either the banks are being overly cautious for legal reasons, or they are seeing a credit crunch that the retail market is completely ignoring. i'm personally looking at costco and progressive as the only real "sleep at night" stocks right now. what am i missing? are the banks just covering their asses with legal boilerplate, or is the risk in the financial sector a legitimate warning for the entire s&p 500? not financial advice. i'm just a guy who spent too much time on sec edgar this weekend. submitted by /u/Upset-Commercial-661 to r/wallstreetbets [link] [comments]

$Netflix (NFLX.US)$ has fallen 34% from last June's all-time high, with almost half the declines following word the streaming giant aims to buy $Warner Bros Discovery (WBD.US)$ in what's become a bidding war with rival suitor $Paramount Skydance (PSKY.US)$. Let's see what NFLX's fundamentals say ahead of next week's Q4 earnings report. Netflix and Paramount Skydance have been angling for months to buy Warner Brothers Discovery, with WBD agreeing last month to Netflix's $72 billion cash-and-stock offer for the company's Hollywood assets. (Plans call for WBD to spin off TV holdings like CNN into a separate company.) However, Paramount has launched an all-cash $108.4 billion hostile-takeover offer for all of the company, and has sued WBD over rejection of its rival bid. Now, Bloomberg reported on Tuesday that Netflix is working on revising its own WBD offer to make it an all-cash proposal. Interestingly, TD Cowan analyst John Blackledge cut his Netflix price target on the same day to $115 from a previous $142 (and compared to NFLX's $88.05 Thursday close), although he maintained the stock's "Buy" rating. Blackledge is rated at five stars out of a possible five at TipRanks. Meanwhile, Daniel Kurnos of Benchmark (who TipRanks rates at four stars out of a possible five) reiterated a "Hold" rating on NFLX on the same day with no price target. These could not exactly be considered ringing endorsements from a couple of highly rated sell-side analysts. All of this is happening as Netflix prepares to release Q4 results next Tuesday after the bell following a tough Q3 where the company fell short of analyst forecasts for both earnings and revenue. As for next week's Q4 results, the Street is looking for Netflix to report $0.55 in GAAP earnings per share on about $12 billion of revenue. That would represent a 27.9% gain from the $0.43 GAAP EPS the company reported in the year-ago period, as well as roughly 16.5% in sales growth from Q4 2024's $10.2 billion in sales. It's also worth noting that 19 of the 30 sell-side analysts that I know of who cover Netflix have boosted their earnings estimates since the quarter began, while nine have cut their forecasts. (Two have left their numbers unchanged.) submitted by /u/Exotic-Body-8734 to r/investorsedge [link] [comments]

I bought Netflix at the peak price and it’s like 30% down. I would like to know at which price most of investors are trying to re enter or buy the stock? Please advise. Would like to know genuine thoughts. submitted by /u/educatemepleasee to r/ValueInvesting [link] [comments]

Netflix announced a 10-for-1 stock split, a move that changes nothing fundamentally about the company, but could make the pricey individual shares more accessible to the retail investor. Shareholders as of Nov. 10 will receive nine additional shares for each one they hold on Nov. 14. The stock will then begin trading at the new post-split price on Monday, Nov. 17. Netflix, the streaming leader whose shares have boomed over the last three years to above $1,000 a share, said it was making the change to “reset the market price of the Company’s common stock to a range that will be more accessible to employees who participate in the Company’s stock option program.” Netflix shares added more than 2% after hours on the split announcement. The stock closed Thursday at $1,089 a share, up 42% for the year. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/10/30/netflix-stock-split.html submitted by /u/Puginator to r/stocks [link] [comments]

Netflix (NFLX) reported earnings that missed analyst expectations on both revenue and profit, sending shares around 6% lower in after-hours trading on Tuesday. Netflix reported revenue of $11.51 billion, just shy of Bloomberg consensus estimates of $11.52 billion and slightly below the company’s own guidance of $11.53 billion. That compares to $9.82 billion in the same quarter last year. Earnings per share came in at $5.87, missing analyst expectations of $6.94 and Netflix’s internal forecast of $6.87, though still above the $5.40 reported a year ago. The report comes as shares have climbed about 40% year to date but have lagged the broader market and tech peers in recent months amid questions over engagement growth, valuation, and rising competition from AI-driven content platforms. Even with that pullback, the stock still trades at roughly 45 times forward earnings, a steep premium that’s left analysts divided on whether Netflix’s growth justifies the price. submitted by /u/yahoofinance to r/StockMarket [link] [comments]

Excerpt: The failed conservative boycott follows close on the heels of a very different kind of revolt—one led by liberals, not the right. When Disney abruptly dropped Jimmy Kimmel after his comments about Charlie Kirk, liberal viewers responded with their own boycott, cancelling subscriptions to Disney’s streaming service in droves. It worked: Disney lost 1.7 million subscribers, forcing the company to reinstate Kimmel—a move that enraged conservatives. Now, it seems the right is trying to prove it can wield the same cultural muscle, only by aiming at a what they view as a softer target: transgender people. But where the Disney boycott hit hard, the Netflix campaign has landed with a thud—all bark, no bite, and a stock price climbing. submitted by /u/steffie-punk to r/PoliticalOptimism [link] [comments]

Netflix beat Q2 expectations Thursday. Earnings came in at $7.19 vs $7.08 expected. Revenue grew 16%. They raised full-year guidance. Stock still dropped 2.5% in after-hours trading. Management warned that operating margin in H2 2025 will be lower due to higher content costs and marketing expenses. Some investors expected an even bigger beat and stronger guidance. The real problem was valuation. Netflix trades at 43x forward earnings after nearly doubling over the past year. When you're priced for perfection, perfect isn't good enough. Company beats by 2%. Stock drops 5%. Market had already priced in the beat and wanted more. But usually, the value investing opportunity comes later**.** Not immediately after earnings. Usually takes 2-3 weeks for the dust to settle. Then you can assess if the selloff was justified or overdone. I've been using Seeking Alpha (and sometimes beyondspx since they cover more stocks) to research similar situations. Their analysis helps me quickly understand business fundamentals before diving deep into earnings call transcripts. Saves time when you're trying to act fast on post-earnings opportunities. Questions I'm asking about Netflix: Is the margin pressure temporary or structural? Will content spend actually hurt long-term returns? How much of the growth story is already reflected in the valuation? Also, a question for my fellow value investors: Any companies that you feel recently got unfairly punished despite solid results? Also curious - how long do you wait after earnings before making a move? Do you try to catch falling knives immediately or let the volatility settle? submitted by /u/Bullsarethebestguys to r/ValueInvesting [link] [comments]

Nvidia lost close to $600 billion in market cap on Monday, the biggest drop for any company on a single day in U.S. history. The chipmaker’s stock price plummeted 17% to close at $118.58. It was Nvidia’s worst day on the market since March 16, 2020, which was early in the Covid pandemic. After surpassing Apple last week to become the most valuable publicly traded company, Nvidia’s drop on Monday led a 3.1% slide in the tech-heavy Nasdaq. The selloff was sparked by concerns that Chinese artificial intelligence lab DeepSeek is presenting increased competition in the global AI battle. Late last month, DeepSeek unveiled a free, open-source large language model that it says took only two months and less than $6 million to build, using reduced-capability chips from Nvidia, called H800s. Nvidia’s graphics processing units (GPUs) dominate the market for AI data center chips in the U.S., with tech giants like Alphabet, Meta, and Amazon spending billions of dollars on the processors to train and run their AI models. Analysts at Cantor wrote in a report on Monday that the release of DeepSeek’s latest technology has caused “great angst as to the impact for compute demand, and therefore, fears of peak spending on GPUs.” The analysts, who recommend buying Nvidia shares, said they “think this view is farthest from the truth,” and that advancements in AI will most likely lead to “the AI industry wanting more compute, not less.” But after Nvidia’s huge run-up — the stock soared 239% in 2023 and 171% last year — the market is on edge about any possible pullback in spending. Broadcom, the other big U.S. chipmaker to see giant valuation gains from AI, fell 17% on Monday, pulling its market cap down by $200 billion. Data center companies reliant on Nvidia’s GPUs for their hardware sales saw big selloffs as well. Dell, Hewlett Packard Enterprise and Super Micro Computer dropped at least 5.8%. Oracle, a part of President Donald Trump’s latest AI initiative, fell 14%. For Nvidia, the loss was more than double the $279 billion drop the company saw in September, which was the biggest one-day market value loss in history at the time, unseating Meta’s $232 billion loss in 2022. Before that, the steepest drop was $182 billion by Apple in 2020. Nvidia’s decline is more than double the market cap of Coca-Cola and Chevron and exceeds the market value of both Oracle and Netflix. CEO Jensen Huang’s net worth also took a massive hit, declining roughly $21 billion, according to Forbes’ real-time billionaires list. The move demoted Huang to 17th on the richest-person list. The sudden excitement around DeepSeek over the weekend pushed its app past OpenAI’s ChatGPT as the most-downloaded free app in the U.S. on Apple’s App Store. The model’s development comes despite a slew of recent curbs on U.S. chip exports to China. Venture capitalist David Sacks, who was tapped by Trump to be the White House’s AI and crypto czar, wrote on X that DeepSeek’s model “shows that the AI race will be very competitive” and that Trump was right to rescind President Joe Biden’s executive order last week on AI safety. “I’m confident in the U.S. but we can’t be complacent,” Sacks wrote. Nvidia is now the third most-valuable public company, behind Apple and Microsoft. Source: https://www.cnbc.com/2025/01/27/nvidia-sheds-almost-600-billion-in-market-cap-biggest-drop-ever.html submitted by /u/Puginator to r/stocks [link] [comments]

Netflix just added 18.9 MILLION new subscribers in three months, made $10.25 BILLION in revenue, and their stock is soaring—yet instead of rewarding loyal customers, they’re hiking prices AGAIN.Meanwhile, workers everywhere are being told to "tighten their belts" while corporate execs pocket billions. And of course, Netflix approved a $15 BILLION stock buyback, because why invest in better wages, working conditions, or lower prices when they can just make shareholders richer?Late-stage capitalism is when a company makes record-breaking profits and somehow you still end up paying more. https://www.barrons.com/articles/netflix-earnings-stock-price-b32bfbbe submitted by /u/chirpingbirdie to r/antiwork [link] [comments]

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