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Tesla stock has underperformed in 2026, and markets are now looking forward to CEO Elon Musk's commentary during the upcoming Q2 earnings call.
Netflix (NFLX) is under pressure after Q2 earnings topped forecasts, but the company issued softer revenue guidance and said it will report key viewership metrics less often, raising fresh questions about growth and transparency. See our latest analysis for Netflix. Netflix's recent Q2 update and softer guidance have come alongside a sharp loss of momentum, with the share price down 12.64% over 30 days and 25.71% year to date. The 1 year total shareholder return has fallen 45.19%, while the 3...
Coca-Cola, Apple, and Netflix are three stellar businesses that have done well even as they've increased their prices.
Netflix has shed nearly half its value while the broader market climbed, yet dozens of Wall Street analysts refuse to cut bait and at least one major ratings house sees a share price that could look nothing like today's.
Recently, Zacks.com users have been paying close attention to Netflix (NFLX). This makes it worthwhile to examine what the stock has in store.
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The company has a high bar for acquisitions.
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The company's second-quarter earnings report was the latest letdown in a year-long slide.
Netflix (NFLX) investors did not punish the streaming giant for delivering a disappointing quarter. Instead, NFLX is facing criticism for making the next phase of growth harder to measure. Shares plunged more than 10% on Friday, July 17, before closing near $68.95, down about 7.2%, according to ...
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The quarter itself was solid. So why does the stock keep falling?
Jim Cramer said the streaming giant’s selloff has created a more attractive entry point, though he expects near-term weakness to persist.
The streaming stock recently hit a new 52-week low.
Netflix (NFLX) shares had a rough week, and Wall Street can't agree on what will happen to the stock next. The company's earnings came in close to Wall Street expectations. However, investors sold the stock anyway. Netflix Shares closed at $68.95 on Friday, July 17, down 7.26% on the day after ...
New bond sale follows sharp post-earnings stock decline
Netflix is tapping the bond market again.
Streaming giant plans 2036 notes to refinance $1 billion of debt and fund corporate expenses.
Last week, a coalition of 12 attorneys general filed a lawsuit that challenges the $110 billion acquisition, arguing that the deal.
Netflix stock is falling after Q3 guidance spooked markets, but the dip could be a good opportunity to add shares.
Every movie you have ever loved has lied to you. The city skyline was a matte painting. The shark was rubber and it barely worked. The crowd of 40,000 was 400 extras and a lot of patient duplication. Audiences have never actually wanted the truth from a screen. We want the trick to hold. Hollywood ...
NFLX's Q2 earnings beat is eclipsed by weaker revenues, softer guidance and engagement concerns, leaving investors weighing whether to wait for clarity.
Netflix stock has fallen 28% this year. Still, Phillip Securities analyst Helena Wang upgraded shares of Netflix to Buy on Monday.
The post-earnings plunge may have just flushed out the last of the holdouts that only valued the leader of the streaming business based on its top-line growth.
Netflix beat estimates, authorized a massive buyback, and still watched shares crater to their lowest point in nearly a year. Fast Money traders agree something is broken, but they cannot agree on whether current levels are a gift or a trap.
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