Notícias

If you are wondering whether Netflix stock looks cheap or expensive today, the key is understanding how its current price lines up with different measures of underlying value. The share price closed at US$72.89, with returns declining 10.8% over the past week, 17.7% over the past month, 19.9% year to date, and 41.9% over the last year, set against gains of 75.2% over three years and 36.7% over five years. Recent coverage has focused on how Netflix is balancing heavy content investment with...

The streaming giant's competitors are gaining strength.

Netflix (NFLX) closed at $72.88 in the latest trading session, marking a -5.82% move from the prior day.

SpaceX shares tanked 16% to their lowest level since listing, marking its third straight daily decline.

(Updates with index/price moves and political/company news from the first paragraph.) US equity i

(Updates with index/price moves and political news from the first paragraph.) US equity indexes t

Netflix has changed, which the market seems to have forgotten.

Netflix stock is on track for its worst day in nearly two months and a fraction higher than its 52-week low of $71.8 per share.

At $77.38, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) screens as attractively valued. The streamer slipped under $78 on company-specific disappointment, with the S&P 500 actually +9.51% year to date even as NFLX trades at four-year-low multiples. Netflix runs the world’s largest paid streaming service with 325 million+ paid memberships, a rapidly scaling ad tier, and operating margins targeted to ... Buy, Hold, or Sell: Netflix Slipped Under $78. Is This Premium Streamer an Automatic Buy?

(Updates with index/price moves and political/company news from the first paragraph.) US equity i

Shares of Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock are down 7% in Monday afternoon trading, hovering near $72. Meanwhile, iHeartMedia (NASDAQ:IHRT) stock is up 5% to $3.77 on the same headline. Two names, one catalyst, opposite directions. The trigger is an expanded video podcast partnership between Netflix and iHeartMedia, announced June 15. iHeartMedia retains all audio-only rights, while ... Netflix Falls 7% While iHeartMedia Jumps 5% on an Expanded Podcast Partnership

Alphabet’s stock more than doubled on a simple, spectacular, and staggering premise: it built an AI engine so powerful it can’t keep it fed.

Based on the average brokerage recommendation (ABR), Netflix (NFLX) should be added to one's portfolio. Wall Street analysts' overly optimistic recommendations cast doubt on the effectiveness of this highly sought-after metric. So, is the stock worth buying?

Netflix Inc. co-CEO Ted Sarandos says he skips management books and turns to fiction for leadership lessons, arguing that Joseph Conrad’s "Typhoon" taught him more about uncertainty, judgment and accountability than traditional business guides. Sarandos Finds Leadership Lessons Inside Fiction Novels Sarandos told CNBC’s "Leaders Playbook" in January that he does not keep management books on his desk or nightstand. His favorite "management book," he said, is Conrad’s 1902 novella about a ship cap

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is one of the 12 High Quality Stocks to Buy for the Long Term. On June 15, 2026, iHeartMedia and Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) announced the next phase of their exclusive video podcast partnership. The expanded lineup adds new iHeartPodcasts as video shows on Netflix, including programs hosted by Kate Hudson and Oliver […]

Despite solid fundamentals and a growing content pipeline, Netflix's premium valuation raises questions. Here's whether NFLX is worth buying at current levels.

The stock is being discounted while nothing has changed the company's growth trajectory.

After coming up short in recent media acquisitions, Netflix makes a big bet on itself.

Rich Greenfield of LightShed Partners just framed the most consequential strategic pivot in legacy media in a decade. On CNBC, the analyst argued that Fox (NASDAQ:FOXA) is doing something none of its peers had the nerve to attempt: skipping the streaming arms race entirely and buying the toll booth instead. The deal: Fox is acquiring ... Murdoch’s $23 Billion Bet Could Change Everything for Fox

The stock split has not stemmed the downtrend in Netflix stock.

With shares trading 42% off their peak, the streaming pioneer is grabbing the attention of market participants looking to allocate capital.

I’m leading with the conclusion. Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) currently trades at $76.96, and our proprietary model projects the stock crosses the psychologically important $100 threshold on September 18, 2026. The 24/7 Wall St. price target over the next 12 months sits at $287.04, implying 272.98% upside. Our recommendation is buy with a confidence level of 90%. ... Prediction: Netflix Will Reach $100 on This Date

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is one of the best falling stocks to invest in, according to analysts. On June 16, Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock was on the receiving end amid reports that Netflix had shown interest in Roku but lost out to Fox’s deal. While the streaming giant has pursued Roku aggressively, it is believed to […]

Netflix has built some of its biggest streaming conversations around stories audiences thought they already knew. That has made documentaries and docuseries especially valuable for the company. They can turn old scandals, celebrity careers, and pop-culture moments into new viewing events years ...

Charter Communications (NasdaqGS:CHTR) has added Netflix purchasing to The Spectrum App Store. The update gives Spectrum customers the option to sign up for Netflix directly through Charter’s platform. This integration is positioned as a way to simplify access to streaming services for Spectrum subscribers. For investors watching Charter Communications, the Netflix integration into The Spectrum App Store sits squarely in the middle of how pay TV, broadband, and streaming are converging...

Companies that get outbid are usually the losers. But maybe not this time.

Netflix is reportedly buying Radford Studio Center far below its 2021 sale price after lenders repossessed the property.

In the current environment, LION's content is likely to entice one of the largest streaming firms to acquire it.

Streaming Giant Looks to Expand Collaborative ModelNetflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is open to pursuing additional partnerships with traditional television broadcasters after launching its new agreement with French media group TF1, according to comments from co-chief executive Greg Peters reported by the Financial Times. Peters said the company intends to use the TF1 arrangement as an opportunity to better understand how collaborations with established broadcasters can create value for both parties and how

AMZN's diversified engine-from Prime Video profits to AWS growth-gives it an edge over NFLX as both double down on ads, sports and content.