Netflix reported third-quarter earnings on Thursday. New subscriber numbers beat analysts' expectations at 5.07 million.
Alex Kantrowitz, Big Technology, joins 'Closing Bell' to discuss his expectation for Netflix earnings.
Netflix delivered a mixed set of third-quarter results, beating Wall Street estimates for earnings per share and subscriber growth but falling short on revenue. Total revenue of $9.559 billion fell short of analysts' consensus for $9.77 billion. Earnings per share of $5.40 and total subscriber tally of 282.72 million beat the Street forecasts of $5.
Streaming video pioneer Netflix picked up 5.1 million subscribers in the third quarter, topping Wall Street estimates by more than 1 million users, the company said in its earnings report on Thursday.
Lee Munson, Portfolio Wealth Advisors president and CIO, joins CNBC's 'The Exchange' to discuss what how he sees Netflix, American Express and Proctor & Gamble ahead of Q3 earnings reports.
The Investment Committee debate how to trade Netflix ahead of tonight's quarterly report.
@LikeFolio's Landon Swan believes Netflix sliding off its all-time high is "more of an opportunity than anything" to buy. He points to the streaming giant's advertising shift as a tailwind due to the options it provided for customers.
Netflix is due to report third-quarter earnings after the closing bell Thursday. Wall Street expects earnings per share of $5.12 and revenue of $9.76 billion, according to LSEG.
David Volpe, deputy chief investment officer of Emerald Asset Management, talks about Netflix and how they're keeping the driver's seat in the streaming world.
Netflix (NFLX) earnings are coming after the bell Thursday, with analysts generally bullish on the streamer's stock—though they aren't currently calling for large price appreciation.
Netflix Inc. Inc. scheduled to report earnings after Thursday's close. The stock hit a record high of $700.99/share in 2021 and, as of this writing, it is currently trading near $692.
The streaming giant drops its earnings report after the closing bell. @morningstar's Matthew Dolgin calls Netflix's (NFLX) recent quarters "astoundingly good," but notes advertising as a critical growth driver as the company turns away from subscription growth.