Netflix, Inc. is rated Buy due to robust growth prospects, margin expansion potential, and an attractive valuation after a 37% pullback. NFLX delivered strong Q4 results, with 16% revenue growth, 29.5% operating margin, and rapid ad revenue acceleration, supported by AI-driven enhancements. Guidance for 2026 targets 12–14% revenue growth, a 31.5% operating margin, and continued double-digit top-line expansion via new verticals and content efficiency.
Netflix's senior management team continued to campaign Tuesday for their pending $82.7 billion acquisition of Warner Bros., billing it as a “tremendous opportunity.
There's a good chance Netflix stock isn't done sliding.
The company forecast annual revenue for 2026 modestly ahead of analyst expectations, even as Netflix surpassed 325 million subscribers globally.
Netflix beats quarterly expectations amid fight to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, suggesting it's in a position of strength, not necessity.
Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, XETRA:NFC) shares fell almost 4% after Tuesday's closing bell as the streaming giant's guidance disappointed. For Q1, Netflix projected revenue of $12.16 billion, a 15.3% year-over-year increase.
Netflix's fourth-quarter results edged Wall Street analysts' estimates, and the company cited “great progress” in its ongoing buildout of an advertising business. Earnings per share came in a penny ahead of expectations at 56 cents, while revenue of $12.051 billion exceeded the target of around $12 billion.
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All eyes are on Netflix, which is set to report fourth-quarter earnings after Tuesday's closing bell.
Investors are about to get some fresh financial results from one of the streaming industry's biggest players.
Netflix reports fourth-quarter earnings after the bell Tuesday. Wall Street analysts expect earnings per share of 55 cents and revenue of $11.97 billion, according to LSEG.
Netflix has boosted its offer for media giant Warner Bros Discovery (WBD) as it seeks to fend off a hostile takeover from entertainment conglomerate Paramount.