Market Cap 437.38B
Revenue (ttm) 39.00B
Net Income (ttm) 8.71B
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 43.43
Forward PE 41.16
Profit Margin 22.34%
Debt to Equity Ratio 0.56
Volume 133,299,797
Avg Vol 42,488,699
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 4.24B
Stochastic %K 21%
Beta 1.71
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $136.36

Company Profile

Netflix, Inc. provides entertainment services. The company offers television (TV) series, documentaries, feature films, and games 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. The company operates approximately in 190 countries. Netflix, Inc. was incorporated in 1997 and is headquartered in Los Gatos, California.

Industry: Entertainment
Sector: Communication Services
Phone: (408) 540-3700
Address:
121 Albright Way, Los Gatos, United States
scotttrader213
scotttrader213 Dec. 6 at 12:27 PM
$WBD $PSKY $NFLX Young Ellison claims Favoritism Towards Netflix: Paramount's letter claims that WBD has abandoned a fair process to favor a deal with Netflix, citing media reports about management's enthusiasm and "chemistry" with Netflix executives.
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MoonMagnets
MoonMagnets Dec. 6 at 12:22 PM
$NFLX $WBD get your popcorn 🍿
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LTMoney
LTMoney Dec. 6 at 12:22 PM
$NFLX Netflix just won the bidding war: $82.7B cash/stock deal for Warner Bros Discovery's ($WBD ) studios, HBO Max, & iconic IP (Harry Potter, DC, Game of Thrones). Creates 450M-sub streaming beast with $2-3B annual savings & EPS boost by Year 2 – but Elizabeth Warren calls it an "anti-monopoly nightmare." WBD up 3%, NFLX dips 0.2%; pressure on Paramount/Comcast to consolidate. Investor angles: Theatrical continuity, job creation, but risks to creative freedom & physical media. Deal closes Q3 2026 post-spin-off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IeRloX8cWA
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DarthFederer
DarthFederer Dec. 6 at 12:00 PM
$NFLX arguably a ticking time bomb until blast off at a discounted price
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JanetfrFerrera
JanetfrFerrera Dec. 6 at 11:51 AM
$NVDA $NFLX $SMX $META $CVKD Buyers liking the setup.
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duarteslb
duarteslb Dec. 6 at 11:40 AM
$NFLX on watch. Might pull the teigger soon.
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Hunter0427
Hunter0427 Dec. 6 at 11:39 AM
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Dan_dMan
Dan_dMan Dec. 6 at 11:34 AM
$NFLX Afhddjahagsffssldfuysfgjhcbcdhgdghjd. FhhdfgdhgdugfdhudfjjydfoggfgjjggkjggggfgfuRddzsdsddzxxzzdz
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Manding0
Manding0 Dec. 6 at 11:29 AM
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DarciedMartina
DarciedMartina Dec. 6 at 11:28 AM
$NFLX $WHLR $NVDA $SOFI $CVKD Setup bullish and powerful.
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scotttrader213
scotttrader213 Dec. 6 at 12:27 PM
$WBD $PSKY $NFLX Young Ellison claims Favoritism Towards Netflix: Paramount's letter claims that WBD has abandoned a fair process to favor a deal with Netflix, citing media reports about management's enthusiasm and "chemistry" with Netflix executives.
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MoonMagnets
MoonMagnets Dec. 6 at 12:22 PM
$NFLX $WBD get your popcorn 🍿
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LTMoney
LTMoney Dec. 6 at 12:22 PM
$NFLX Netflix just won the bidding war: $82.7B cash/stock deal for Warner Bros Discovery's ($WBD ) studios, HBO Max, & iconic IP (Harry Potter, DC, Game of Thrones). Creates 450M-sub streaming beast with $2-3B annual savings & EPS boost by Year 2 – but Elizabeth Warren calls it an "anti-monopoly nightmare." WBD up 3%, NFLX dips 0.2%; pressure on Paramount/Comcast to consolidate. Investor angles: Theatrical continuity, job creation, but risks to creative freedom & physical media. Deal closes Q3 2026 post-spin-off. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-IeRloX8cWA
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DarthFederer
DarthFederer Dec. 6 at 12:00 PM
$NFLX arguably a ticking time bomb until blast off at a discounted price
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JanetfrFerrera
JanetfrFerrera Dec. 6 at 11:51 AM
$NVDA $NFLX $SMX $META $CVKD Buyers liking the setup.
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duarteslb
duarteslb Dec. 6 at 11:40 AM
$NFLX on watch. Might pull the teigger soon.
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Hunter0427
Hunter0427 Dec. 6 at 11:39 AM
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Dan_dMan
Dan_dMan Dec. 6 at 11:34 AM
$NFLX Afhddjahagsffssldfuysfgjhcbcdhgdghjd. FhhdfgdhgdugfdhudfjjydfoggfgjjggkjggggfgfuRddzsdsddzxxzzdz
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Manding0
Manding0 Dec. 6 at 11:29 AM
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DarciedMartina
DarciedMartina Dec. 6 at 11:28 AM
$NFLX $WHLR $NVDA $SOFI $CVKD Setup bullish and powerful.
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iruril
iruril Dec. 6 at 11:01 AM
$NFLX will buy some leaps next week Contemplating between 110 or 120
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Gnomewah
Gnomewah Dec. 6 at 10:46 AM
$NFLX PE too high. Deal is bad.
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Letsmakem1ll1ons
Letsmakem1ll1ons Dec. 6 at 10:23 AM
$NFLX that double green is indicating & look at spikes above the RSI line. MONDAY BUY FORSURE!!🐂🚀
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Sickoman69
Sickoman69 Dec. 6 at 10:04 AM
$NFLX 😏
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misci
misci Dec. 6 at 10:04 AM
$NFLX Does it make sense to buy Netflix stock now at $100?
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Micah912
Micah912 Dec. 6 at 9:51 AM
HBO is quality over quantity. $NFLX is recycled cliché mass market garbage with unreliable content rights. Combo would make no sense. Artists go to HBO because it's unique.
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ScatterPro
ScatterPro Dec. 6 at 9:36 AM
$NFLX $NFLX dang that's a massive acquisition price! They're going to need to recuperate that somehow..... $100 Netflix subscription plan incoming!
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TradeWoFear
TradeWoFear Dec. 6 at 8:43 AM
$NFLX Forecasted by CNN!!! i will leave the guess to you!!!
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Dec. 6 at 7:47 AM
#Netflix To Acquire #WarnerBros. For $83 Billion $NFLX $WBD https://talkmarkets.com/content/stocks--equities/netflix-to-acquire-warner-bros-for-83-billion?post=542929
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TalkMarkets
TalkMarkets Dec. 6 at 7:38 AM
#Netflix To Acquire #WarnerBros. For $83 Billion $NFLX $WBD https://talkmarkets.com/content/stocks--equities/netflix-to-acquire-warner-bros-for-83-billion?post=542929
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NewbieStar
NewbieStar Dec. 6 at 7:36 AM
$NFLX Hoping for a short squeeze to $200. lol
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Osiris369
Osiris369 Dec. 6 at 7:01 AM
$NFLX THE NETFLIX–WBD TRAP IS REAL Everyone cheering “NFLX, WBD 🚀” has no idea how M&A actually works. Here are the facts on how things are going to play, not hopium: 1. Netflix must survive 12–30 months of regulatory freeze, while bleeding cash. Once a deal is SIGNED, Netflix is legally frozen. They CANNOT: • touch Warner Bros. cash • restructure ANY division • merge HBO Max + Netflix • move content libraries • use WBD assets for collateral • cut staff or close channels • integrate studios • launch new co-productions They “own” WBD on paper but cannot use a single dollar of it for 12–30 months. All they get is; the costs, none of the benefits This is a massive multi-year drag on Netflix’s balance sheet. 2. Netflix MUST secure financing NOW before any regulator approves This is the kill shot nobody understands. Warner Bros. will NOT accept an offer unless Netflix proves it can pay. That means Netflix must: • secure the loans now • or dilute now • or sign binding credit agreements now They cannot wait for DOJ/FCC/FTC approval. Financing must be locked BEFORE regulatory review even starts. If the deal gets blocked, Netflix still eats: • the financing costs • the dilution • the debt • the $5.8B breakup fee This is not “bullish consolidation” — this is Russian roulette with 5 bullets loaded. 3. EVEN IF regulators approve, Netflix bleeds for 12–30 months straight Month 0: • Financing secured • Debt increases OR dilution hits shareholders • $5.8B breakup fee locked • Market reacts negatively • Zero operational benefit Months 1–30: DOJ, FTC, FCC, EU begin deep antitrust review. During this entire period, Netflix: • cannot integrate WBD • cannot restructure HBO • cannot use WBD cash • must continue financing TWO separate companies • must continue spending on content • must pay interest on the acquisition loans This is pure drag on the business. 4: If regulators reject after 12–30 months → Netflix loses EVERYTHING This is the nightmare scenario: • loses the WBD deal • loses the debt capacity they used • loses the newly issued shares • loses the $5.8B breakup fee • destroys shareholder trust • stock collapses • balance sheet damaged for YEARS This isn’t “risk.” This is voluntary self-sabotage. 5. Netflix brought this hot potato on themselves They weren’t forced. They weren’t cornered. They CHOSE to enter a bidding war for a decaying legacy studio. Everyone in Hollywood knows WBD has been a slow-motion collapse: • HBO Max complaints everywhere • legacy cable liabilities • declining IP performance • bloated costs • union-heavy structure • enormous debt Netflix is NOT buying “greatness.” They’re buying a rotting anchor. 6. Netflix doesn’t want the WBD operations they want the IP But to access the IP, they must swallow: • HBO’s problems • DC’s mess • legacy networks • theatrical obligations • mountains of debt • decades of inefficient pipelines By the time Netflix is legally allowed to touch Batman/Harry Potter/Game of Thrones… Netflix will already be financially degraded. The IP won’t save them. It will bury them. 7. Skydance is the real threat and Netflix knows it Skydance produced some of Netflix’s most successful and highest-quality content: • The Old Guard • 6 Underground • Jack Reacher universe threads • Terminator: Dark Fate (massive streamer hit) • Mission Impossible franchise Netflix knows EXACTLY what Skydance is capable of. That’s why they panicked when Paramount Skydance entered the WBD auction. Skydance is efficient. Skydance is disciplined. Skydance is built for the next 20 years of Hollywood. Netflix is built for the past 10. 8. No matter what path Netflix takes, they are structurally screwed Choose your poison: 1. Take massive debt → Balance sheet weakens, recession risk explodes. 2. Issue massive dilution → Shareholders revolt, stock tanks. 3. Wait for regulators → Bleed cash for years while getting nothing in return. 4. Deal gets blocked → Lose $5.8B + financing costs + reputation. 5. Deal gets approved → Inherit a decaying, unfixable legacy studio. There is no winning path. 9. Consumers don’t want HBO Max or WBD either Let’s be honest: • HBO Max is slow • UI is outdated • catalog is stale • content is repetitive • service quality is bad Netflix isn’t adding value. They’re adding dead weight. FINAL VERDICT: Netflix just made the worst M&A move of the decade Paramount Skydance avoided the trap. Netflix ran straight into it. History will not be kind. Choose wisely 😉😉😉
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