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$Netflix(NFLX)$  wait for pullback 

$Netflix(NFLX)$  time for the dip

$Netflix(NFLX)$  plunges ~10%; Ad Growth Disappoints. =) A disappointing Q2 outlook (both revenue and earnings) and the departure of co-founder Reed Hastings from the board, triggered a sharp sell-off. The quarter was financially solid but strategically clouded by near-term uncertainty. May need time to bounce back with strategic guidance on growth sustainability. 

Highlight inadvance： This week's theme: direction reselection after risk-on repair. Middle East easing powered US equities to fresh highs, but Netflix's post-earnings drop warns that in elevated markets, "okay" is no longer enough—only genuine outperformance opens upside. Strategically: $Microsoft(MSFT)$ = quality tech repair play; $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ = mid-cycle rate-cut positioning; $NIO Inc.(NIO)$ = short-the-rally on structural deterioration; $Netflix(NFLX)$ = respect the expectations gap and risk boundaries. Avoid blind chasing at highs. Trim tech exposure after index records, preserve cash and f

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Netflix tumbled 9.72% to $97.31 after earnings revealed ad-supported subscriber net additions fell well below market expectations, reigniting fierce concerns over intensifying streaming competition and a dual margin squeeze from declining ARPU and elevated content costs. 😤 This sharp selloff has pushed the stock back toward the $100 psychological level, raising the question whether it’s a buyable dip for long-term believers or a warning sign that valuations remain stretched despite the company’s dominant position. Morgan Stanley maintained its Overweight rating, calling the reaction a short-term distraction from the long-term compounding story driven by AI-enhanced ad targeting and global subscriber growth. With the broader streami

$Netflix(NFLX)$  NFLX Plunges 9% After Hours — Is the Growth Story Cracking or Is This a Generational Dip? Netflix ($NFLX) just delivered a brutal reality check to the market, plunging over 9% in after-hours trading. If you only looked at the headline Q1 numbers, you might be confused: revenue rose 16% to $12.25B and EPS came in at a solid $1.23, beating consensus. But Wall Street aggressively slammed the sell button anyway. The dual culprits? Softer-than-expected Q2 guidance and the bombshell news from Reuters that visionary co-founder Reed Hastings is stepping down from the board in June. Here is what active traders need to digest before trying to catch this falling knife. 1️⃣ The Guidance Problem: Has the Password Boom Peaked? Retail trade

Netflix Shares Sink 9.8%, Rewarding Shorts Sellers Who Piled In $Netflix(NFLX)$  shares sank 9.8% Friday, rewarding short sellers who have been building their bearish wagers on the streaming giant, after the company's outlook disappointed Wall Street.  The company kept its 2026 revenue guidance unchanged at a range of $50.7 billion to $51.7 billion, while its outlook for the current quarter ending in June of $12.57 billion missed the Bloomberg consensus of $12.64 billion.  Before earnings were released late Thursday, trading in borrowed Netflix shares that were sold short rose to 9.06 million shares, from 7.65 million shares a day earlier. The latest tally accounted for almost 14% of the total number o

$Netflix(NFLX)$   Strategic Analysis: Netflix (NFLX) – The Q1 2026 Inflection Point 1. The "Termination Fee" Mirage The most critical takeaway from the April 16 report is the quality of earnings. While the headline EPS of $1.23 was a massive beat, it was buoyed by a $2.8 billion one-time windfall from the Warner Bros. deal termination. • PM Note: When you strip this out, Netflix is actually showing a "normalization" of growth. For a portfolio targeting a 14% CAGR, we look for organic recurring revenue, not tactical windfalls. 2. The Password Crackdown: Entering the Final Inning Netflix has successfully converted millions of "borrowers" into "subscribers." However, this catalyst is a finite resource. • Saturation Risk: With over 325 milli

$Netflix(NFLX)$  in short term it could be down to $90 or event lower, but I believe in long term, the target $120-$150 can reach easily! buy dip! [Happy]  [Happy]  [Happy]  

$Netflix(NFLX)$  Hard to double. Hope it can make it. All the best.😊

$Netflix(NFLX)$ is scheduled to report its Q1 2026 results today, Thursday, April 16, 2026, after the market closes (approximately 1:01 PM PT / 4:01 PM ET). The stock has shown resilience recently, reclaiming the psychological $100 level after a volatile start to the year. With the market pricing in a "constructive but not excessive" outlook, this report will be a major test of whether Netflix's new growth engines—specifically advertising—are scaling fast enough to justify current valuations. Key Analyst Estimates (Q1 2026) Wall Street is looking for steady double-digit growth. The consensus estimates have remained very stable over the last 30 days, suggesting a high bar for a "significant" beat. Netflix reported its Q4 2025 results on January 20,

111.80

Strong growth, but guidance and ad performance will decide the move. Prediction: $104.20.

112

Yes — ads are becoming a core growth engine. With the ad tier scaling and low churn, Netflix has a clear path to double ad revenue again in 2026. 

113.49

My crystal 🔮 ball is guessing 114.00

My guess is 114.14

my guess will be 112.65sgd. 🚀🚀🚀🚀🚀

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Netflix is gearing up to drop its Q1 FY2026 earnings this week, and all eyes are on whether the streaming giant can keep its double-digit top-line growth alive as the post-WBD acquisition dust settles and the competitive landscape stabilizes. 😤 Wedbush is pounding the table with a bold call that ad revenue will double to $3 billion this year, fueled by sharper AI-powered targeting technology and improved monetization efficiency across its massive user base. Analyst Alicia Reese has hiked her price target to $118, betting that Netflix’s proven pricing power and ad-tier momentum will outweigh any 2026 consumer spending slowdown. The WBD deal has already validated Netflix’s ability to bundle and dominate, but the big question is wheth

$Netflix(NFLX)$  wait for pullback 

Highlight inadvance： This week's theme: direction reselection after risk-on repair. Middle East easing powered US equities to fresh highs, but Netflix's post-earnings drop warns that in elevated markets, "okay" is no longer enough—only genuine outperformance opens upside. Strategically: $Microsoft(MSFT)$ = quality tech repair play; $iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF(TLT)$ = mid-cycle rate-cut positioning; $NIO Inc.(NIO)$ = short-the-rally on structural deterioration; $Netflix(NFLX)$ = respect the expectations gap and risk boundaries. Avoid blind chasing at highs. Trim tech exposure after index records, preserve cash and f

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Netflix tumbled 9.72% to $97.31 after earnings revealed ad-supported subscriber net additions fell well below market expectations, reigniting fierce concerns over intensifying streaming competition and a dual margin squeeze from declining ARPU and elevated content costs. 😤 This sharp selloff has pushed the stock back toward the $100 psychological level, raising the question whether it’s a buyable dip for long-term believers or a warning sign that valuations remain stretched despite the company’s dominant position. Morgan Stanley maintained its Overweight rating, calling the reaction a short-term distraction from the long-term compounding story driven by AI-enhanced ad targeting and global subscriber growth. With the broader streami

$Netflix(NFLX)$  NFLX Plunges 9% After Hours — Is the Growth Story Cracking or Is This a Generational Dip? Netflix ($NFLX) just delivered a brutal reality check to the market, plunging over 9% in after-hours trading. If you only looked at the headline Q1 numbers, you might be confused: revenue rose 16% to $12.25B and EPS came in at a solid $1.23, beating consensus. But Wall Street aggressively slammed the sell button anyway. The dual culprits? Softer-than-expected Q2 guidance and the bombshell news from Reuters that visionary co-founder Reed Hastings is stepping down from the board in June. Here is what active traders need to digest before trying to catch this falling knife. 1️⃣ The Guidance Problem: Has the Password Boom Peaked? Retail trade

$Netflix(NFLX)$  time for the dip

Netflix Shares Sink 9.8%, Rewarding Shorts Sellers Who Piled In $Netflix(NFLX)$  shares sank 9.8% Friday, rewarding short sellers who have been building their bearish wagers on the streaming giant, after the company's outlook disappointed Wall Street.  The company kept its 2026 revenue guidance unchanged at a range of $50.7 billion to $51.7 billion, while its outlook for the current quarter ending in June of $12.57 billion missed the Bloomberg consensus of $12.64 billion.  Before earnings were released late Thursday, trading in borrowed Netflix shares that were sold short rose to 9.06 million shares, from 7.65 million shares a day earlier. The latest tally accounted for almost 14% of the total number o

$Netflix(NFLX)$  plunges ~10%; Ad Growth Disappoints. =) A disappointing Q2 outlook (both revenue and earnings) and the departure of co-founder Reed Hastings from the board, triggered a sharp sell-off. The quarter was financially solid but strategically clouded by near-term uncertainty. May need time to bounce back with strategic guidance on growth sustainability. 

$Netflix(NFLX)$   Strategic Analysis: Netflix (NFLX) – The Q1 2026 Inflection Point 1. The "Termination Fee" Mirage The most critical takeaway from the April 16 report is the quality of earnings. While the headline EPS of $1.23 was a massive beat, it was buoyed by a $2.8 billion one-time windfall from the Warner Bros. deal termination. • PM Note: When you strip this out, Netflix is actually showing a "normalization" of growth. For a portfolio targeting a 14% CAGR, we look for organic recurring revenue, not tactical windfalls. 2. The Password Crackdown: Entering the Final Inning Netflix has successfully converted millions of "borrowers" into "subscribers." However, this catalyst is a finite resource. • Saturation Risk: With over 325 milli

$Netflix(NFLX)$  in short term it could be down to $90 or event lower, but I believe in long term, the target $120-$150 can reach easily! buy dip! [Happy]  [Happy]  [Happy]  

$Netflix(NFLX)$  Hard to double. Hope it can make it. All the best.😊

$Netflix(NFLX)$ is scheduled to report its Q1 2026 results today, Thursday, April 16, 2026, after the market closes (approximately 1:01 PM PT / 4:01 PM ET). The stock has shown resilience recently, reclaiming the psychological $100 level after a volatile start to the year. With the market pricing in a "constructive but not excessive" outlook, this report will be a major test of whether Netflix's new growth engines—specifically advertising—are scaling fast enough to justify current valuations. Key Analyst Estimates (Q1 2026) Wall Street is looking for steady double-digit growth. The consensus estimates have remained very stable over the last 30 days, suggesting a high bar for a "significant" beat. Netflix reported its Q4 2025 results on January 20,

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Netflix is gearing up to drop its Q1 FY2026 earnings this week, and all eyes are on whether the streaming giant can keep its double-digit top-line growth alive as the post-WBD acquisition dust settles and the competitive landscape stabilizes. 😤 Wedbush is pounding the table with a bold call that ad revenue will double to $3 billion this year, fueled by sharper AI-powered targeting technology and improved monetization efficiency across its massive user base. Analyst Alicia Reese has hiked her price target to $118, betting that Netflix’s proven pricing power and ad-tier momentum will outweigh any 2026 consumer spending slowdown. The WBD deal has already validated Netflix’s ability to bundle and dominate, but the big question is wheth

Last Week's Recap 1. U.S. Market Summary: Rally as Middle East tensions ease and oil plummets 13% Stock surge – Major U.S. indexes jumped 3–5% on easing Middle East tensions and a 13% weekly drop in oil prices. Two-week rebound – Nasdaq gained ~9%, S&P 500 ~7%, and Dow ~6%, erasing March losses. Inflation hot – CPI hit 3.3% YoY, well above the Fed’s 2% target. Oil plunges – Crude fell to ~$96/barrel (down 13% weekly) from a March 9 intraday peak near $119. Gold rallies – Prices rose for a second straight week to ~$4,800/oz, recovering March losses. GDP cut – Q4 growth revised down to 0.5% (from 0.7% in March and 1.4% initially). Sentiment drops – UMich consumer sentiment fell to 47.6 in April (from 53.3 in March). Earnings outlook – Q1 S&P 500 profit growth forecast lowered to 12.6

Welcome to Nerdbull1669 Weekly Trading Outlook Tips for this week 13 to 17 April 2026. Before we move to this week, the trading week of April 6–10, 2026, was defined by extreme volatility as markets grappled with shifting geopolitical headlines and high-stakes inflation data. While a fragile ceasefire provided brief moments of optimism, the week ended on a cautious note as the reality of sticky inflation and high energy costs set in. Market Summary: 06–10 April 2026 The week began under significant pressure but staged a mid-week recovery before flattening out. The S&P 500 managed a second consecutive winning week, rising roughly 3.1% from its Monday lows to finish near 6,816. Key Drivers • The "Ceasefire" Seesaw: Markets rallied early in the week on hopes of a 10-point peace plan betwe

Earning Preview: Netflix Q1 Revenue Is Expected to Increase by 15.82%, and Institutional Views Are Bullish Earnings Agent $Netflix(NFLX)$   04-11 09:02 Netflix will report its first‑quarter 2026 results on April 16, 2026 after hours, with investors focused on revenue growth, operating leverage, and the contribution of newer monetization initiatives alongside updated commentary on membership trends and advertising progress. Market Forecast For the current quarter, forecasts point to revenue of 12.18 billion US dollars, up 15.82% year over year, with adjusted EPS around 0.76, implying 33.26% year‑over‑year growth, and EBIT projected at 3.94 billion US dollars, up 31.18% year over year. Within the core streaming me

😀Hi Tigers, As the Q1 earnings season unfolds, we’re taking a closer look at potential outperformers from two key angles: EPS expectations and dividend performance. In the first part, we highlight the top 20 stocks by market capitalization with stronger EPS estimates ahead of their earnings, scheduled between April 13 and April 17. 🎁Weekly Higher EPS Estimates: TSM, JPM, ASML, NFLX, BAC & More 1. Why EPS Matters? Earnings per share(EPS) refer to the income per share brought to investors/shareholders in the open market. EPS is calculated as a company's profit divided by the outstanding shares of its common stock. The resulting number serves as an indicator of a company's profitability. Investors like companies with high profitability, and the market always rewards those earnings res

$Netflix(NFLX)$ will report Q1 2026 earnings after the market closes on April 16. Netflix is expected to post $12.18 billion in revenue, up 15.81% YoY, with EPS of $0.76, up 33.26% YoY. What to watch The ad-supported plan is still one of Netflix’s biggest growth drivers. Investors will be watching ad demand, monetization, and how much room this segment still has to grow. Netflix raised the price of its ad-supported plan in the U.S. at the end of March. This earnings report may offer the first look at how users are reacting. Beyond revenue, the market will also be looking at operating margin, content spending efficiency, and cash flow. So the question is simple: After earnings, does NFLX go up or down? 🎁Events Details What do you think will happen

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you! 1 $Netflix(NFLX)$ announces earnings after the closing bell on Thursday this week. Expected move is ~6%. Am targeting put-write trades in the 75-85 strike range ... playing the recent bottom to the gap fill level. Expiration dates from Apr 24 to May 15. Might also strangle the trade with a naked call strike at 120 or higher, Apr 10 expiration. 2 $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ announces earnings before the opening bell on Thursday this week. Expected move is between 5-6%. Gonna write a put ladder targeting the following strikes (varied expiration dates): - 300 & 290 (at volume point-of-contr

I’m leaning slightly bullish into this earnings for $Netflix(NFLX)$ . The ad-supported tier is still early in its monetization curve & with the recent price hike, this quarter could be the first real signal that Netflix has pricing power without hurting demand. If ad ARPU continues to scale and user engagement stays solid, I think the market will reward that combination of growth + margin expansion. At the same time, I’ll be watching operating margin & cash flow closely. Netflix has been getting more disciplined with content spending, and if they can show improved efficiency while still delivering double-digit revenue growth, it strengthens the case that this is no longer just a growth story—but a maturing, high-quality cash generator. So

Yes — ads are becoming a core growth engine. With the ad tier scaling and low churn, Netflix has a clear path to double ad revenue again in 2026.