Media-streaming innovator Netflix (NFLX -1.40%) has been swimming against the broader market currents recently. Industry giants such as Walt Disney and Comcast are trading closer to their yearly lows than to 52-week highs.
Netflix, Inc. NFLX will report first-quarter earnings after the closing bell on Thursday amid market volatility due to President Donald Trump's tariff pressures. Will Netflix's results lift Wall Street, and is the stock a buy now?
Analysts remain optimistic about Netflix's resilience amid economic tariff-related uncertainties ahead of its Q1 earnings, putting the related ETFs in focus.
For a company that often releases an entire season of a show at the same time, Netflix (NFLX -0.12%) knows that its audience doesn't like to wait. Netflix investors will have to show some patience this earnings season.
NFLX shows strong fundamentals. but Q1 results are likely to face seasonal headwinds despite robust international content.
Netflix unveils its first-quarter results Thursday afternoon. The report will kick off a rather momentous earnings season for media amid churning stock markets and recession jitters prompted by the Trump administration's global tariffs.
April 15 was a particularly strong day for the streaming giant Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) as its stock rallied 4.83% and became one of the strongest S&P 500 performers of the session.
Netflix reports their first quarter, '25 after the closing bell on Thursday, April 17th, 2025, with street consensus expecting $10.5 billion in expected revenue growth. Netflix, even with the expected price hike this quarter (the latest Netflix price increase just came through this month), faces very tough compares in 2025. While expected revenue for Q1 '25 is inline with previous quarters, both operating income and expected EPS growth for Q1 '25 is well below 2024's actual growth rates.
Tom Rogers, Oorbit Media & Entertainment executive chairman, joins 'Fast Money' to talk Netflix's recent growth target and why he thinks its attainable.
Major U.S. equities declined slightly Tuesday, a reprieve from the trade-related volatility that has driven significant swings in stocks in recent weeks.
While most "Magnificent 7" stocks have experienced significant declines amidst Wall Street's volatile start to 2025, Netflix stands out as a resilient performer ahead of its upcoming Q1 earnings report on Thursday, April 17th.
Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, ETR:NFC) continues to attract bullish sentiment from Wall Street analysts heading into the streaming giant's first quarter earnings report due Thursday. The company is expected to report earnings per share of $5.73 on revenue of $10.5 billion, representing year-over-year growth of about 9% and 12% respectively.