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Netflix knows how to make people watch. Like, really watch. You sit down for one episode, and suddenly it’s 2 a.m., you haven’t blinked in three hours, and you’re emotionally attached to fictional people in a tiny town in the Arctic Circle. The platform is that good. Its content isn’t just passable, it’s addictive. Slick storytelling, strong production, and a recommendation algorithm that knows what you’re into before you do. It’s honestly better than a lot of what’s out there. And that’s not just personal opinion, it’s the core reason this company keeps millions of viewers hooked. From gripping series to award-winning films, its library consistently outshines much of the competition. It’s no surprise, then, that the platform has become a staple in households around the world and a tough h

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--Ad Resilience Remains, AI Transformation Takes a Test, Regulatory Shadow RemainsOn July 23, $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ will announce Q2 earnings.The market generally expects its search advertising and YouTube business will continue to grow steadily, while the cloud computing to maintain the medium and high speed expansion, the market is mostly optimistic about its sound fundamentals.However, as the EU antitrust ruling approaches in August, the uncertainties facing Google cannot be ignored.Search and YouTube become core pillars as certainty of ad recovery grows. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Advertising remains the ballast of Google's cash flow.Q2 advertising revenue is expected to reach $70.2B (+9% y/y), of which $53.2B (+1

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$Netflix(NFLX)$ In its most recent quarterly report, Netflix once again demonstrated why it remains a dominant force in global streaming. The company beat Wall Street’s expectations, raised full-year guidance, and delivered another quarter of subscriber growth, defying skeptics who doubted its pricing power and competitive resilience. As a result, shares of Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) are up more than 40% year-to-date, reclaiming levels not seen since 2021. Yet the rally raises an uncomfortable question for investors: with so much optimism already priced in, is there still room for Netflix to run, or have investors gotten ahead of themselves? In this article, we analyze Netflix’s latest earnings, its growth trajectory, competitive landscape, valuation

Netflix just dropped a dazzling Q2 2025 earnings report, flexing a profit surge that beat Wall Street’s expectations and a beefed-up full-year revenue forecast. Yet, the stock stumbled 1.8% in after-hours trading, hinting that investors aren’t fully sold on the streamer’s next act. With shares already up 40% year-to-date (YTD), the question looms: does Netflix still have gas in the tank, or is this rally running on fumes? Let’s unpack the earnings, weigh the growth potential, and map out some trading moves. Earnings Spotlight: Big Wins, But a Mixed Reception Netflix’s Q2 2025 numbers tell a story of strength: Revenue: $11.08 billion, up 16% year-over-year, nudging past estimates of $11.07 billion. Earnings Per Share (EPS): $7.19, topping the $7.08 consensus, thanks to robust ad-tier growth

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Netflix is becoming a value trap disguised as a growth story. Everyone’s fixated on the guidance beat, but I think we’re witnessing the peak of Netflix’s relevance: The streaming wars are entering consolidation phase - and Netflix loses. Disney has Marvel/Star Wars, Amazon has Prime ecosystem integration, Apple has infinite cash. Netflix just has… content spend. Their competitive moat was being first to streaming, but that advantage is gone. They’re now the most expensive pure-play in a commoditizing industry. The ad tier “success” is actually margin destruction. Yes, ad revenue is growing, but it’s cannibalizing higher-margin subscription revenue. Netflix is essentially training their customers to pay less while increasing their o

$Netflix(NFLX)$  Netflix Raises Full-Year Guidance 📈 — Is There Still Upside After 40% YTD? Netflix just raised its full-year revenue outlook 📣 — but instead of celebrating, the stock dropped 1.8% after earnings 😬. With $NFLX up over 40% year-to-date, the big question is: is this dip just a pause... or a sign that momentum is fading? 📉 💡 Key Numbers & What Changed: Netflix beat both EPS and revenue estimates this quarter 📊, while operating margins ticked higher — now projected at 27.7% for FY (vs 24% prior). Subscriber growth held strong, especially in international markets, and the ad-supported tier showed meaningful acceleration 📺💰. Ads now account for 40% of new signups in some regions, a major pivot from just 18 months ago. 📉 Market R

$Netflix(NFLX)$   Netflix delivered a strong Q2 beat—revenue jumped 15.9% YoY to $11.08B, EPS rose 47% to $7.19, and it raised its full-year outlook to $44.8–45.2B . Total streaming revenue and ad-unit growth continue to impress, especially with live sports (NFL, boxing) and generative AI VFX initiatives . However, Netflix fell ~1.8% in after-hours trading, suggesting concerns about already-high expectations and stretched valuation (~43x forward) . 🔍 What's Driving the Post-Earnings Reaction 1. Valuation pressure – After nearly doubling YTD, Netflix sits at ~43–50× forward EPS. Even a beat might not be enough to please investors . 2. Execution scrutiny – Key growth areas from ad-revenue to live content need consistent results. Street is

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🌟🌟🌟Netflix $Netflix(NFLX)$ has just announced an excellent Q2 25 results with revenue of USD 11.08 billion beating analysts' expectations of USD 11.06 billion.  Its EPS is up an impressive 44% year over year with operating margin at 34%. However Netflix is not cheap. At the last closing price of USD 1274.17, speculation is heating up that it will do a stock split.  If it happens, it could make Netflix shares more affordable to small investors like me. @Tiger_comments @TigerStars @Tiger_SG @CaptainTiger

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Netflix Earnings Preview: Strong Momentum But Higher Valuation With the continued reduction in the proportion of costs and expenses contributing to operational leverage, Netflix's profitability is expected to maintain high growth. However, the current high valuation at a dynamic 42x P/E ratio makes this a challenging investment decision. Core Focus: What Is the Market Watching? – Net Profit Growth Continues to Outpace Revenue Consensus estimates project revenue of approximately $11.04 billion, marking a 15.5% increase YoY, and a EPS of 7.06, up 44.8% YoY. The company still targeting a 29% operating margin for 2025 in Q1 based on F/X rates as of January 1, 2025. – Advertising Maintains Strong Momentum Without subscriber and ARPU data, it's hard to see what could slow Netflix's current growt

Global streaming media giant Netflix will release its financial report after the market closes on July 17, Eastern Time (early morning on Friday, July 18, Beijing time).The agency expects Netflix to achieve revenue of US $11.042 billion in 2025Q2, a year-on-year increase of 15.51%; Earnings per share are expected to be $7.066, a year-on-year increase of 44.8%.Judging from the year-to-date stock price trend of Netflix, despite the impact of tariffs, the stock price briefly fell with the broader market, but Netflix was once known as a "safe haven for tariffs" for a period of time, and its stock price rose all the way from its low in April to June. A high of $1,341.15 in the month.Highlights of Netflix's financial reportAs of the beginning of 2025, Netflix's monthly active users reached 94 mi

Netflix ( $Netflix(NFLX)$ ) is stealing the spotlight as it prepares to unveil its Q2 2025 earnings on July 17, 2025, with investors eyeing both its financial performance and whispers of a potential stock split. The streaming giant’s stock has soared 40% year-to-date to $1,275, nearly doubling over the past 12 months, driven by price hikes, ad-tier growth, and a robust content slate. With consensus estimates projecting $11 billion in revenue and $7.06 EPS, the stakes are high. Can Netflix deliver a blockbuster beat, or will its history of uneven Q2 results and lofty valuation trigger a pullback? And with shares trading near all-time highs, is a stock split on the horizon to lure retail investors? This report dives into Netflix’s earnings outlook,

$Netflix(NFLX)$ When Netflix Inc. reports its latest quarterly earnings later this week, investors will scrutinize more than just subscriber additions and revenue growth. After a remarkable rally that pushed its stock price above $700 earlier this year — and a steady climb since — speculation has grown that Netflix management could announce a stock split alongside earnings results. The streaming giant last split its stock nearly a decade ago, when it executed a 7-for-1 split in July 2015 as the share price crossed $700. Now, with its stock having regained that lofty level after years of volatility, some investors are asking: Is Netflix ready for another split? And more importantly, do its fundamentals justify continued optimism? This article exami

$Netflix(NFLX)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Walt Disney(DIS)$ 🔥📺🔥 $NFLX Faces Its Ultimate Earnings Test This Week 🔥📺🔥 I’ve got my eyes on one of the market’s top momentum plays heading into Thursday. Netflix reports earnings post-market on 17Jul25 ET, and the setup is anything but chill. Price has pulled back to the lower bound of a well-defined rising channel, a level that’s acted as springboard support three times since April. RSI has cooled to 48, resetting momentum without signalling exhaustion. Meanwhile, Ichimoku support sits just beneath, and the stock remains comfortably above its 51-day moving average. We’re consolidating near $1,245, right as BMO raises its tar

Netflix knows how to make people watch. Like, really watch. You sit down for one episode, and suddenly it’s 2 a.m., you haven’t blinked in three hours, and you’re emotionally attached to fictional people in a tiny town in the Arctic Circle. The platform is that good. Its content isn’t just passable, it’s addictive. Slick storytelling, strong production, and a recommendation algorithm that knows what you’re into before you do. It’s honestly better than a lot of what’s out there. And that’s not just personal opinion, it’s the core reason this company keeps millions of viewers hooked. From gripping series to award-winning films, its library consistently outshines much of the competition. It’s no surprise, then, that the platform has become a staple in households around the world and a tough h

--Ad Resilience Remains, AI Transformation Takes a Test, Regulatory Shadow RemainsOn July 23, $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ will announce Q2 earnings.The market generally expects its search advertising and YouTube business will continue to grow steadily, while the cloud computing to maintain the medium and high speed expansion, the market is mostly optimistic about its sound fundamentals.However, as the EU antitrust ruling approaches in August, the uncertainties facing Google cannot be ignored.Search and YouTube become core pillars as certainty of ad recovery grows. $Alphabet(GOOG)$ Advertising remains the ballast of Google's cash flow.Q2 advertising revenue is expected to reach $70.2B (+9% y/y), of which $53.2B (+1

$Netflix(NFLX)$ In its most recent quarterly report, Netflix once again demonstrated why it remains a dominant force in global streaming. The company beat Wall Street’s expectations, raised full-year guidance, and delivered another quarter of subscriber growth, defying skeptics who doubted its pricing power and competitive resilience. As a result, shares of Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) are up more than 40% year-to-date, reclaiming levels not seen since 2021. Yet the rally raises an uncomfortable question for investors: with so much optimism already priced in, is there still room for Netflix to run, or have investors gotten ahead of themselves? In this article, we analyze Netflix’s latest earnings, its growth trajectory, competitive landscape, valuation

Netflix just dropped a dazzling Q2 2025 earnings report, flexing a profit surge that beat Wall Street’s expectations and a beefed-up full-year revenue forecast. Yet, the stock stumbled 1.8% in after-hours trading, hinting that investors aren’t fully sold on the streamer’s next act. With shares already up 40% year-to-date (YTD), the question looms: does Netflix still have gas in the tank, or is this rally running on fumes? Let’s unpack the earnings, weigh the growth potential, and map out some trading moves. Earnings Spotlight: Big Wins, But a Mixed Reception Netflix’s Q2 2025 numbers tell a story of strength: Revenue: $11.08 billion, up 16% year-over-year, nudging past estimates of $11.07 billion. Earnings Per Share (EPS): $7.19, topping the $7.08 consensus, thanks to robust ad-tier growth

$Netflix(NFLX)$  yes plenty of nice movie 

Technologys always a good investment.

$Netflix(NFLX)$  near term  share will sell off suppprt @ 1100

$Netflix(NFLX)$  Netflix Raises Full-Year Guidance 📈 — Is There Still Upside After 40% YTD? Netflix just raised its full-year revenue outlook 📣 — but instead of celebrating, the stock dropped 1.8% after earnings 😬. With $NFLX up over 40% year-to-date, the big question is: is this dip just a pause... or a sign that momentum is fading? 📉 💡 Key Numbers & What Changed: Netflix beat both EPS and revenue estimates this quarter 📊, while operating margins ticked higher — now projected at 27.7% for FY (vs 24% prior). Subscriber growth held strong, especially in international markets, and the ad-supported tier showed meaningful acceleration 📺💰. Ads now account for 40% of new signups in some regions, a major pivot from just 18 months ago. 📉 Market R

$Netflix(NFLX)$ Netflix is becoming a value trap disguised as a growth story. Everyone’s fixated on the guidance beat, but I think we’re witnessing the peak of Netflix’s relevance: The streaming wars are entering consolidation phase - and Netflix loses. Disney has Marvel/Star Wars, Amazon has Prime ecosystem integration, Apple has infinite cash. Netflix just has… content spend. Their competitive moat was being first to streaming, but that advantage is gone. They’re now the most expensive pure-play in a commoditizing industry. The ad tier “success” is actually margin destruction. Yes, ad revenue is growing, but it’s cannibalizing higher-margin subscription revenue. Netflix is essentially training their customers to pay less while increasing their o

Netflix ( $Netflix(NFLX)$ ) is stealing the spotlight as it prepares to unveil its Q2 2025 earnings on July 17, 2025, with investors eyeing both its financial performance and whispers of a potential stock split. The streaming giant’s stock has soared 40% year-to-date to $1,275, nearly doubling over the past 12 months, driven by price hikes, ad-tier growth, and a robust content slate. With consensus estimates projecting $11 billion in revenue and $7.06 EPS, the stakes are high. Can Netflix deliver a blockbuster beat, or will its history of uneven Q2 results and lofty valuation trigger a pullback? And with shares trading near all-time highs, is a stock split on the horizon to lure retail investors? This report dives into Netflix’s earnings outlook,

😀Hi Tigers,We invite you to take a closer look at the possible winners by EPS in the Q2 earnings season.In this post, we have highlighted the top 10 stocks by market capitalization with an estimated higher EPS ahead of their earnings in the period from July 14 to July 18.1.Why EPS Matters?Earnings per share(EPS), refers 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 results that beat the estimates. Hope the following content helps you learn more about good companies.2.Weekly List of Stocks with Estimat

$Netflix(NFLX)$ $Alphabet(GOOGL)$ $Walt Disney(DIS)$ 🔥📺🔥 $NFLX Faces Its Ultimate Earnings Test This Week 🔥📺🔥 I’ve got my eyes on one of the market’s top momentum plays heading into Thursday. Netflix reports earnings post-market on 17Jul25 ET, and the setup is anything but chill. Price has pulled back to the lower bound of a well-defined rising channel, a level that’s acted as springboard support three times since April. RSI has cooled to 48, resetting momentum without signalling exhaustion. Meanwhile, Ichimoku support sits just beneath, and the stock remains comfortably above its 51-day moving average. We’re consolidating near $1,245, right as BMO raises its tar

Global streaming media giant Netflix will release its financial report after the market closes on July 17, Eastern Time (early morning on Friday, July 18, Beijing time).The agency expects Netflix to achieve revenue of US $11.042 billion in 2025Q2, a year-on-year increase of 15.51%; Earnings per share are expected to be $7.066, a year-on-year increase of 44.8%.Judging from the year-to-date stock price trend of Netflix, despite the impact of tariffs, the stock price briefly fell with the broader market, but Netflix was once known as a "safe haven for tariffs" for a period of time, and its stock price rose all the way from its low in April to June. A high of $1,341.15 in the month.Highlights of Netflix's financial reportAs of the beginning of 2025, Netflix's monthly active users reached 94 mi

$Netflix(NFLX)$ When Netflix Inc. reports its latest quarterly earnings later this week, investors will scrutinize more than just subscriber additions and revenue growth. After a remarkable rally that pushed its stock price above $700 earlier this year — and a steady climb since — speculation has grown that Netflix management could announce a stock split alongside earnings results. The streaming giant last split its stock nearly a decade ago, when it executed a 7-for-1 split in July 2015 as the share price crossed $700. Now, with its stock having regained that lofty level after years of volatility, some investors are asking: Is Netflix ready for another split? And more importantly, do its fundamentals justify continued optimism? This article exami

In just three months, U.S. stocks have rebounded from the sharp sell-off shock in April to record highs. Now, traders are waiting to see: Can the "report card" of American companies match the optimism that the stock market has priced in?In fact, market expectations are not high:Wall Street is bracing for its weakest earnings season since mid-2023.Bloomberg Intelligence data shows that analysts expect$S&P 500 (. SPX) $The profit of constituent stocks in the second quarter increased by 2.5% year-on-year; Of the 11 sectors, 6 are expected to experience profit decline; At the same time, the full-year growth forecast of the index has dropped from 9.4% in early April to 7.1%.Lower expectations make it easier for companies to achieve better-than-expecte

Netflix Earnings Preview: Strong Momentum But Higher Valuation With the continued reduction in the proportion of costs and expenses contributing to operational leverage, Netflix's profitability is expected to maintain high growth. However, the current high valuation at a dynamic 42x P/E ratio makes this a challenging investment decision. Core Focus: What Is the Market Watching? – Net Profit Growth Continues to Outpace Revenue Consensus estimates project revenue of approximately $11.04 billion, marking a 15.5% increase YoY, and a EPS of 7.06, up 44.8% YoY. The company still targeting a 29% operating margin for 2025 in Q1 based on F/X rates as of January 1, 2025. – Advertising Maintains Strong Momentum Without subscriber and ARPU data, it's hard to see what could slow Netflix's current growt

TigerGPT Answer: ### Netflix (NFLX) Earnings Call Analysis --- #### **Forecast Data** - **Earnings Per Share (EPS):** - Forecast: $7.08 - Prior Year Actual: $4.88 - **Percentage Change:** ((7.08 - 4.88) / 4.88) × 100 = **45.08% increase** - **Significance:** The significant increase in EPS indicates improved profitability, likely driven by higher revenue and operational efficiency. - **Total Revenue:** - Forecast: $11,053,083,640 - Prior Year Actual: $9,559,310,000 - **Percentage Change:** ((11,053,083,640 - 9,559,310,000) / 9,559,310,000) × 100 = **15.63% increase** - **Significance:** The revenue growth reflects strong demand for Netflix's services, possibly due to new content releases, international expansion, or increased subscription rates. - **

Earnings season begins this week, with major banks such as $Citigroup(C)$ $Bank of America(BAC)$ and U.S. Bancorp reporting, along with $Netflix(NFLX)$ $3M(MMM)$ $ASML Holding NV(ASML)$. By the end of the week, we should have a feel for how the season will trend from a macro perspective.GuidanceIn Q1 2025, the trend was guidance uncertainty. Tariffs had just been announced, and no one knew what was next. We’ve had three months to digest potential tariffs and the up and down policies at play, so what do companies see for the rest of 2025?I’m expecting many companies to reinstate guida

It's earnings season again, and both the U.S. stock market and major index-weighted stocks are hitting new highs. Goldman Sachs strategists are particularly optimistic about this quarter’s earnings from financial and banking stocks and have recommended four earnings-season options strategies this week:The focus is on three financial stocks:1. Buy an at-the-money call option on $Wells Fargo(WFC)$ ：Strike: $82，Expiry: July 25Goldman analyst Richard Ramsden is bullish on Wells Fargo, citing benefits from the June removal of the asset cap, which had previously restricted the bank’s growth. He highlights three key earnings growth drivers:Reinvesting to reclaim lost deposit market share, and using that capital to expand loans and securities portfolios;De

Hello everyone! Today i want to share some option strategies with you!1.Lots of potential earnings plays this week. Definitely gonna play $Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing(TSM)$ $ASML Holding NV(ASML)$ and $Netflix(NFLX)$ . Would like to play some of the financials as well ( $Bank of America(BAC)$ $JPMorgan Chase(JPM)$ $American Express(AXP)$ and others). Also looking at $3M(MMM)$ and $United Continental(UAL)$ . Might add a few others to the list.Gotta sta