While most "Magnificent 7" stocks have experienced significant declines amidst Wall Street's volatile start to 2025, Netflix stands out as a resilient performer ahead of its upcoming Q1 earnings report on Thursday, April 17th.
Netflix Inc (NASDAQ:NFLX, ETR:NFC) continues to attract bullish sentiment from Wall Street analysts heading into the streaming giant's first quarter earnings report due Thursday. The company is expected to report earnings per share of $5.73 on revenue of $10.5 billion, representing year-over-year growth of about 9% and 12% respectively.
Shares of Netflix (NFLX 4.79%) charged sharply higher on Tuesday, surging as much as 6.7%. As of 2:49 p.m.
DIS' diverse revenue streams, solid content pipeline and strategic sports integration offer investors stronger long-term upside compared to NFLX's premium pricing.
Netflix, Inc. is a strong buy due to its resilience in the volatile market and benefits from tariff-induced shifts in consumer behavior towards value entertainment. The company's AI-driven content optimization and expanding ad-supported plans enhance user retention and revenue growth, positioning Netflix for continued success. Despite a high forward P/E ratio, Netflix's growth justifies NFLX stock's valuation, with the potential for further upside if re-rated to reflect its robust revenue growth.
Netflix can survive an uncertain economic environment, according to Oppenheimer's bullish analysts.
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Reports note that Netflix is after a $1 trillion valuation and a doubling of revenue by 2030.
There's no hiding the fact that the S&P 500 index has been on a wild ride for the past couple of weeks. Volatility has popped with President Trump's rollout of new trade tariffs on most countries doing business with the United States.
The streamer's shares have climbed 51% over the past year, powered higher by a password-sharing crackdown and a new ads business.
Netflix NFLX shares have shown a nice level of relative strength in 2025, gaining 5% compared to the S&P 500's 8% decline. It's worth noting that shares are decently insulated from the ongoing tariff talks, though the company is reliant on a healthy consumer.
NFLX shows promise, but valuation reflects growth. Investors can hold the stock and wait for better entry amid Q1 seasonality, FX pressures, and streaming competition.