Trading in Netflix, Inc. NFLX is quiet Wednesday as the stock continues to consolidate. But there is a chance the recent uptrend may be about to resume.
Alan Gould, analyst at Loop Capital, joins CNBC's 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss reactions to Disney's earnings.
Netflix (NFLX 0.22%) recently reported its fourth quarter 2024 earnings, delighting the market by surpassing 300 million subscribers and $10 billion in quarterly revenue for the first time. With its continued strong performance, the stock has climbed nearly 70% over the past year and now trades near an all-time high.
Here's our initial take on Netflix's (NFLX 0.22%) fourth-quarter financial report.
Here's our initial take on Netflix's (NFLX 0.22%) fourth-quarter financial report.
As NFLX thrives, NVDA stands to gain enormously by capitalizing on the surging demand for cutting-edge technology that fuels the streaming revolution.
Netflix (NFLX 0.36%) has shown investors once again who's on top of the streaming industry. On Jan. 21, the company reported its Q4 2024 earnings, and they were a doozy.
Netflix (NFLX 0.36%) continues to be a winning bet for investors. Shares are up 70% just in the past 12 months.
Some investors and analysts were writing Netflix's (NFLX 0.36%) eulogy not too long ago. Though it delivered life-changing results from the early 2010s through the early pandemic years, the streaming specialist started encountering issues, including slow revenue and subscriber growth, and mounting competition.
Netflix (NFLX 0.36%) wowed the markets last week with a blowout quarter, and its stock jumped higher on the news. And savvy investors might see this as a win not only for Netflix, but also for streaming giant Roku (ROKU -2.96%).
Netflix (NFLX 0.36%) has revived itself after facing an onslaught of competition and an eroding lead in streaming. It just delivered fantastic news for investors, and its stock is up 70% over the past year.
Netflix (NFLX -0.50%) has been without a doubt one of the best-performing stocks this century. If you were lucky enough or foresightful enough to invest $1,000 in this streaming stock in late January 2005 and hold on, your position would be worth a whopping $617,000 as of Jan. 27.