On October 15, Netflix rose 3.1% in Regular Trading, trading at $72.815/share, with turnover of $1.049 billion.
The move coincided with improving expectations ahead of its October 20 earnings release and a maintained Buy rating that highlighted pricing power, advertising growth, and content-cost efficiency as key supports for longer-term expansion.
Published market commentary indicated forecasts for about 11% annual revenue growth from 2026 to 2029, roughly 6% yearly growth in average revenue per member, and an improvement of about 190 basis points in operating margin by 2029. Separately, a large investor said Netflix earnings growth could reach 25% annually. Recent reports that the company is cutting about 6% of staff, or roughly 1,000 roles, also contributed to expectations that expense pressure could ease and margin resilience could improve.
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