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.
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The popular South Korean drama "Squid Game" will return to Netflix on June 27 for a third and final season, the streaming platform announced during its "Next on Netflix" event on Thursday.
Netflix stock is up 115% versus the S&P 500's gain of 31% since our buy-call on the thesis that the company has a strong grip on pricing power. We expect management is in-route to pull another triple-digit outperformance in FY25. The new price hikes, coupled with its high-quality original content, should reel in better-than-expect top-line growth in FY25, specifically with its new method of reporting.
Despite the choppy start to the year, fourth-quarter earnings season has been encouraging for investors and companies alike.
Netflix is expanding its presence in the toy business, striking its first master licensing deal with the company behind the popular Squishmallows plush toys to develop a product line inspired by its hit science-fiction series “Stranger Things.”