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The streaming leader no longer trades like a growth stock. Run the numbers forward, and that's exactly what makes it interesting.

Shares of television broadcasting and production company AMC Networks (NASDAQ:AMCX) jumped 17% in the afternoon session after it announced a new distribution deal with YouTube TV and a major content licensing agreement with Netflix.

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Netflix will stream all 371 episodes of the 'Walking Dead' universe worldwide under a five-year, $500-million deal — but it loses its U.S. exclusive.

Analysts raised their price targets on AMCX stock, with Wells Fargo stating that the deal should provide additional cash flow and improve balance-sheet stability.

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Its cloud arm widened margins while the capital plan grew, and that pairing is what a re-rating would rest on.

It all comes down to one metric worth watching.

Scores of today's blue-chip giants once traded in the single digits, and five overlooked dividend payers under $10 are quietly building the same kind of case for your portfolio right now.

While the market sees an advertising giant, a merchant silicon business is quietly taking root inside the company. For the first time, Alphabet is selling its custom TPU systems directly into customer data centers. This marks a fundamental pivot from a services-led model to one that also sells the foundational hardware for the entire AI industry.

Netflix (NasdaqGS:NFLX) has agreed a multi year global licensing deal with AMC Global Media for The Walking Dead Universe. The agreement covers The Walking Dead and six spin offs for international streaming on Netflix. Content is scheduled to arrive on the service in key markets including the UK, Italy, Australia, and New Zealand starting in 2027. For Netflix, this deal adds a well known genre franchise to its content slate at a time when global streamers are competing for viewer attention...

Its moderate long-run correlation to the broad market says much of the ride is genuinely its own story, and its volatility says that ride is a rough one.

Netflix just signed a massive new licensing agreement worth $500 million to bring The Walking Dead Universe to international markets.

AMC Networks (NASDAQ:AMCX), which referred to itself as AMC Global Media during its second-quarter 2026 earnings call, raised its full-year outlook after announcing a five-year global co-exclusive streaming licensing agreement with Netflix for the entire The Walking Dead universe. The agreement cov

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Consumer stocks were mixed late Wednesday afternoon, with the State Street Consumer Staples Select S

Investing.com -- Netflix Inc. is paying $200 million for broadcast rights to the 2027 FIFA Women's World Cup in the United States and Canada, Bloomberg reported Wednesday.

Bernard Arnault owns LVMH—and with it, Louis Vuitton and Dior. But he also owned nearly 20% of Netflix, a stake that could be worth up to $60 billion today.

Roku's diversified ad, subscription and platform strategy, raised guidance and lower valuation premium give it an edge over Netflix now.

The streaming leader's Q2 revenue was below what Wall Street was expecting.

Netflix's selective live events strategy is boosting subscriber sign-ups, engagement and ads, positioning live programming as a key growth driver.

Netflix's stock is undervalued relative to its recent history.

Growth is still accelerating, and the antitrust worries are familiar, but Alphabet's real vulnerability is a multi-year-high profit margin leaning on gains it may not repeat.

The stock has slid over the past year even as the company's margins reached a three-year peak and management guides them higher, and that gap is the upside case.

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For YouTube, the partnership is the latest and greatest attempt to trounce Netflix as both seek to become all-in-one entertainment platforms.

The numbers were huge, but so were the costs, and analysts wanted to know if Alphabet's large AI spending is building a real moat or just digging a hole.