Netflix and Meta both reported strong revenue growth in Q2 2026, yet the market punished both stocks hard.
A longtime Netflix shareholder called into Mad Money last week wondering if Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX | NFLX Price Prediction) is still the same company he originally bought: “I've been a believer in the importance of corporate leadership just like you, and
Netflix stock is down more than 30% over the past year while the business keeps growing revenue at double digits, and that disconnect is exactly what has one major billionaire investor stepping back in.
Netflix's trailing-12-month net income is about $13.65 billion, above the record $10.98 billion it earned in all of 2025. Revenue growth has decelerated from 17.6% in the fourth quarter of 2025 to 13.4% last quarter.
Director James Ashcroft and author Alex North join Digital Trends to discuss Netflix's The Whisper Man. They reveal the creepy real-life moment that inspired North's bestselling novel, the classic thrillers that influenced the adaptation, and what it was like working with a star-studded cast including Robert De Niro, Michelle Monaghan, Adam Scott, Hamish Linklater, Michael Keaton, and Owen Teague.
Investors looking for stocks in the Broadcast Radio and Television sector might want to consider either Gray Media (GTN) or Netflix (NFLX). But which of these two stocks is more attractive to value investors?
Netflix shares have shed a third of their value in twelve months, but a powerful combination of record buybacks and a rapidly growing ad business is quietly building pressure beneath the surface.
Ackman's hedge fund has averaged annual gains of around 16%. That's well above the stock market's average.
In the most recent trading session, Netflix (NFLX) closed at $79.84, indicating a -1.99% shift from the previous trading day.
Netflix has clawed back more than 21% from its recent low, but the stock still sits well below its peak with three specific catalysts poised to determine whether this rally has real staying power or stalls out.
An analyst's note is having an impact on one particular streaming stock today, it seems.
Netflix shook up its ads leadership, parting ways with a key exec who helped build its ad business. That exec, Jon Whitticom, joined in 2023 and became VP of ads product.