Netflix Inc NFLX

$65.85 -1.20 (-1.79%)

Valuation

Market cap
279,192,128,000
Revenue TTM
$45,183,040,000
Net income TTM
$10,981,200,000
PE ratio
22.20
Forward PE
18.16
Profit margin
24.30%
Debt to equity
0.39

Trading

Volume
37,838,199
Avg volume
35,459,559
Day's range
$65.78 – $67.82
Shares out
4,163,939,000
Stochastic %K
20%
Beta
1.62
Analysts
Strong Sell
Price target
$86.79

Price

Company profile

Netflix, Inc. provides entertainment services worldwide. The company offers television (TV) series, documentaries, feature films, games, and live programming across various genres and languages. It also provides members the ability to receive streaming content through a host of internet-connected devices, including TVs, digital video players, TV set-top boxes, and mobile devices. Netflix, Inc. was incorporated in 199...

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Netflix, Inc. provides entertainment services worldwide. The company offers television (TV) series, documentaries, feature films, games, and live programming across various genres and languages. It also provides members the ability to receive streaming content through a host of internet-connected devices, including TVs, digital video players, TV set-top boxes, and mobile devices. Netflix, Inc. was incorporated in 1997 and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California.

Industry
Entertainment
Sector
Communication Services
Phone
(408) 540-3700
Website
https://www.netflix.com
Address
121 Albright Way, Los Gatos, United States

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Luciskydyme Oct 24, 3:03 PM
$NFLX At this price, Netflix looks cheap: https://www.barchart.com/story/news/8366774/netflix-has-lower-fcf-guidance-pushing-its-valuation-lower-but-is-nflx-too-cheap?lid=x4y9p9r6h7d6
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Jorge_Pelarys Oct 24, 2:53 PM
$NFLX Q3 10-Q: reported operating margin 34.6% vs 28.2%. Most of that gap is the base: Q3 2025 cost of revenues included a $619M Brazil non-income tax expense. Add it back and last year's margin was ~33.6%, so the underlying improvement is ~1 point. Two more things the headline misses: 9-month net income (+44%) includes the $2.8B WBD termination fee received in Q1, and content amortization grew 5.8% vs revenue 11.8%. Source: 10-Q filed 2026-10-21 (MD&A, segment table). https://pelarys.com/companies/NFLX?utm_source=stocktwits&utm_medium=social&utm_campaign=pl_nflx_margin_1025
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MrProfits Oct 24, 2:39 PM
$NFLX 50 dollars is Coming soon
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navnee4 Oct 24, 1:34 PM
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thatsolardude365 Oct 24, 6:48 AM
$NFLX: an untested question sits in Mosley. Can a streaming feature count as a defective product under Ohio law? Plaintiffs allege kids profiles and autoplay qualify. No ruling yet, nothing to claim. Open Class Actions.
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TopOptionAlert Oct 24, 6:42 AM
$NFLX NOV20 68C · actionable here Zone: $65.40 to $66.30 Invalidation: close under $64 Objectives: $70, then $75 The math: up 6.3% to the first objective and 13.9% to the second, against 2.8% risk on the invalidation, better than 4 to 1 to the second. Dear reader, this is a swing, and the setup is simple. Netflix beat earnings and widened its margin, yet the stock got marked down and now sits 3 percent above its 52 week low. When a good quarter gets a panicked price, the price is usually the thing that is wrong. Profits are up, the company is buying back its own stock at a record pace, and the sellers may have shown all they have. You are buying a leader off its knees while it still stands above the low that was supposed to break. P.S. Netflix just bought back $4.8 billion of its own stock in one quarter, a company record, and $22.3 billion of the authorization is still there.
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navnee4 Oct 24, 5:49 AM
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evel2022 Oct 24, 3:10 AM
$NFLX This is not being manipulated. Look, stocks are going down b/c the FED is raising rates! It is that simple. No manipulation by anyone. Risk is off and people's monies are getting 5% interest with no risk minus taxes annually. All stocks are getting crushed and will get worse. Inflation MUST come down. My fear is that next week the FED could SHOCK the market with a .5-point raise or higher to stop inflation. It will be the crash bigger than 1929. It is scary even if they delay the rate hikes into December. The longer you wait the worse it gets. I hope I am wrong and the war ends to start a recovery. Finally, ad revenues stop when rates go up! Companies tighten their belts!
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