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-$0.57 (-0.79%)Last close · 2026-09-25
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Looking over forecasts for the next year, the risk of investing in Netflix may not be worth the reward.
Yahoo · 17h ago

Key Stats for Netflix StockCurrent Price: $71. 15Target Price (Low): ~$170Street Target: ~$93Potential Total Return: ~140%Annualized IRR: ~11% / yearWhat Happened?At itsfirst UK Upfront on September 24, Netflix (NFLX) set March 1, 2027, as the launch date for its ad-supported plan in nine more EMEA countries, a rollout it first announced at its 2026 Upfront.
Yahoo · 1d ago

Netflix is rated Buy, with 26.5% implied upside despite competitive and growth headwinds. Click for more on the NFLX stock.
SeekingAlpha · 1d ago

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) has spent much of 2026 under pressure as investors are beginning to wonder whether the company’s growth will slow. The stock has fallen 21.18% this year, with concerns ranging from weaker engagement to intensifying competition from YouTube and other entertainment platforms. Yet the underlying business is still growing. Netflix generated $12.56 billion […]
Yahoo · 1d ago

All is not well for Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX), and things might get worse. The stock is down roughly 20% this year, and institutional investor positioning points toward growing caution. Netflix’s widening YouTube threat is increasingly harder to ignore. According to Nielsen, YouTube viewing rose 6% from June, bringing its share of U.S. television viewing to […]
Yahoo · 1d ago

One entertainment giant is setting records across its biggest businesses at the same time. The other just guided below expectations and watched its stock drop sharply.
Yahoo · 1d ago

Netflix's engagement is slumping. Is it a lasting problem?
Yahoo · 1d ago

Amazon.com (AMZN) management now leads its calls with AI. It plans about $220 billion of 2026 capital spending. The easy reading is that the stores run themselves while the cloud arm takes the spending. That reading holds only if two things are true. The stores must keep getting cheaper to run, and the cloud arm must earn back what it spends. Did the stores stop getting cheaper to run, or did management just stop leading with them.
Yahoo · 2d ago
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