NFLX offers superior upside vs AMZN through a focused streaming model, doubling ad revenue potential and strong operating leverage.
Netflix is partnering with France's TF1 for live and on-demand streaming in a first-of-its-kind deal. The deal marks Netflix's shift toward a cable-like model with live sports and events.
Netflix continues to deliver outsized growth thanks to its stable streaming share, robust performance metrics, and expanding advertising monetization opportunities. The same has been observed in the reiterated FY2025 guidance, well-supported by the rich FQ1'25 outperformance, with further double beat performances likely. On the other hand, given the decelerating growth profile and the risks arising from the speculative 100% movie tariff, it is apparent that NFLX is overly expensive here.
Zacks.com users have recently been watching Netflix (NFLX) quite a bit. Thus, it is worth knowing the facts that could determine the stock's prospects.
Netflix is moving into the theme-park space with the opening of Netflix House in Philadelphia and Dallas later this year.
Two global streaming giants are on a rally this year and both are ready for a stock split.
The market's rally is running out of steam, and it may be time to take profits in companies that have performed well. Netflix, a Barron's pick, made the list.
Alicia Reese with Wedbush talks all about the streaming wars on Wall Street. She first turns to Warner Bros.
Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, ETR:NFC) continues to impress analysts at Oppenheimer, who have boosted their price target on the streaming giant, citing its global scale, accelerating advertising business and strong financial trajectory heading into 2030. The analysts upped their price targeting to $1,425 from $1,200 and repeated their ‘Outperform' rating.
NFLX boosts its global push with a Euro 1B investment in Spain, anchoring its EMEA strategy amid rising streaming rivalry.
Netflix Inc. NASDAQ: NFLX is once again back in record territory, and it doesn't look like it plans on slowing down anytime soon. The streaming giant has now fully recovered from April's correction, hitting a fresh high last week just above $1,260.
The streaming space has become incredibly competitive over recent years as companies attempt to capture viewers' attention, with many streaming offerings emerging. We've got beloved Netflix NFLX, Disney with Disney+/Hulu, and Amazon AMZN with Prime Video, just for a few examples.