Neftlix (NFLX) Was a Fantastic Concept — and Stock as Well
Netflix (NFLX) was a tremendous concept. Originally mail-to-home DVDs, then streaming video. Now, NFLX needs a new catalyst.
Netflix (NFLX) was a tremendous concept. Originally mail-to-home DVDs, then streaming video. Now, NFLX needs a new catalyst.
Netflix (NFLX) stock dropped after manageement stated acquisition growth hasn’t re-accelerated to pre-COVID levels.
Neftlix (NFLX) stock got hot as Squid Game became the company’s most watched show. Still, the stock seems to have 30% upside.
My pencil-to-paper math suggests Netflix (NFLX) stock could double from here by 2025. And the move may have just begun.
With $7 billion in revenue last qtr, and almost $2 billion in operating income, Netflix (NFLX) is now a money making machine.
I think Netflix (NFLX) stock has the ability to be $1000 in two-to-three years, and perhaps $1300 four years from now.
Last qtr, I outlined how Netflix (NFLX) the potential to become a $1000 stock by 2025. Now I’m thining 2022 is possible.
My hypothetical points to Netflix (NFLX) perhaps making $25 in profits in 2025 and a 40 P/E would be a $1000 stock.
Netflix (NFLX) stock has done well this year, but it seems like it should have done better with people saying in.
Netflix (NFLX) could be a HUGE winner when it reports profits this month as people stay-at-home in a Coronavirus world.
Streaming wars between Disney, AT&T and Netflix (NFLX) are affecting NFLX stock, but not the profits. Not yet anyway.
Netflix (NFLX) stock continues to sell-off on high volume as weak content and competition are concerns.
Netflix (NFLX) is deeply entrenched as a leader in the new frontier of digital entertainment. Here’s a real analysis of NFLX’s numbers.
Netflix (NFLX) stock is up around 30% so far this year, and now it’s raising prices on its subscription plans in the U.S., thus my long-term price target moves as well.
Netflix (NFLX) usually has a P/E over 100 when I do my qtrly reports. This qtr with the stock down $100 from its highs, the P/E is just 74.
Netflix (NFLX) is down due to something management said. Meanwhile profits jumped 467% last qtr. What are you complaining about?
More subscribers and higher subscription rates are helping boost Netflix (NFLX), as profits look to double in 2018 — and perhaps 2019. Maybe even 2020.
With triple-digit profit growth, increasing profit estimates, and a solid franchise name, Netflix (NFLX) is the perfect Internet stock. But is the stock now too high to buy?
Netflix’s (NFLX) P/E is 85 (when we look at 2018 est). That’s low by Netflix standards. And with triple-digit profit growth expected in 3 of the next 4 qtrs, the stock’s looking good.
Disney is starting its own paid streaming service and taking its Disney and Pixar movies from Netflix (NFLX). But the big news is NFLX is growing profits — fast.
Netflix (NFLX) stock just took a tumble. Is it time to sell? To buy? Or to hold? Let’s do fundamental analysis and technical analysis to look for answers.
Netflix (NFLX) could have 200 million in five years, and the most important question is how much can the company make and where might the stock be?
Investors applauded Netflix (NFLX) after the company reported profits that were double analyst estimates. Let’s see what the future might hold for the stock.
Netflix (NFLX) didn’t add as many subscribers as expected last qtr, and investors fear slowing growth. Let’s take a deep look inside the numbers.
Netflix (NFLX) will be the first to stream Disney movies, and news of this is lighting a fire under NFLX stock.
I think Netflix (NFLX) could go a lot higher if International profit margins rise to those of the United States.
Let’s re-do the math on Netflix (NFLX) to see what the stock is worth now, and what it can be worth long-term.
Netflix (NFLX) is on a parabolic run — and may continue to go higher — but NFLX’s ten-year chart is scary.
How much can Netflix (NFLX) ultimately earn? Where will the stock be? Is NFLX worth buying now?
Shares of Netflix (NFLX) just soared on subscriber additions, even though profit estimates declined.
Netflix (NFLX) slashed estimates this quarter, and now profit growth is set to go down next quarter.
Shares of Netflix (NFLX) are down $100 today, so let’s see if the stock is a good buy or still too high.
Netflix (NFLX) has been on a tear higher because it stopped loosing customers (as I knew it would). Where’s the stock headed? Your guess is as good as mine.
Netflix (NFLX) has taken heat for alienating its existing customers, that’s well documented. What’s not bring discusses is the incredable growth opportunity overseas. NFLX is planting seeds and plowing soil.
Today, with the stock around $100 off its highs, I will purchase Netflix (NFLX) for the Growth Portfolio and Aggressive Growth Portfolio.
Netflix (NFLX) is breaking out to an all-time high today. Here’s a look at the stock as of today:
Here’s three of the Best Stocks we missed as they ran higher in 2010: Netflix (NFLX), Salesforce.com (CRM) and Opentable (OPEN).