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There are few businesses that have taken care of investors the way Netflix (NFLX 0.96%) has. Since the company's initial public offering in 2002, shares have skyrocketed, rising 80,080% (as of March 19).
Once upon a time, Netflix's (NFLX 0.96%) stock price lived and died by the company's subscriber growth.
Netflix's 2024 saw impressive growth with 41 million new subscribers, surpassing 300 million, driven by password-sharing crackdowns, ad tiers, and live-streaming initiatives. Despite high valuations, forward estimates suggest double-digit upside, making Netflix stock attractive amid tech sector sluggishness. Netflix's disciplined content spending and stock buybacks indicate a shift towards a blue-chip stance, while maintaining robust growth through innovative ventures.