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$Netflix (NFLX.US)$ will be reporting its earnings results for the fourth quarter of 2024 on 21 Jan (Tuesday) after the market close.
Netflix’s Q4 sales are thought to have increased 14% to $10.12 billion, compared to $8.83 billion in the comparative quarter. More impressive, the streaming giant’s Q4 EPS is expected to climb 98% to $4.21 versus $2.11 per share a year ago. Netflix is slated to round out fiscal 2024 with a 15% increase ...
Netflix’s Q4 sales are thought to have increased 14% to $10.12 billion, compared to $8.83 billion in the comparative quarter. More impressive, the streaming giant’s Q4 EPS is expected to climb 98% to $4.21 versus $2.11 per share a year ago. Netflix is slated to round out fiscal 2024 with a 15% increase ...
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Looks like Netflix is pulling a sneaky move here. So, Greg Peters and the gang over at Netflix have decided they're too cool for school, deciding they won't be sharing their subscriber numbers anymore. Talk about keeping your cards close to your chest, eh?
Now, historically, us mere mortals in the streaming world have relied on these numbers to gauge who's winning the streaming wars. But nah, Netflix is all like, "We've evolved, mat...
Looks like Netflix is pulling a sneaky move here. So, Greg Peters and the gang over at Netflix have decided they're too cool for school, deciding they won't be sharing their subscriber numbers anymore. Talk about keeping your cards close to your chest, eh?
Now, historically, us mere mortals in the streaming world have relied on these numbers to gauge who's winning the streaming wars. But nah, Netflix is all like, "We've evolved, mat...
The pattern that we observed throughout the week at the NYSE index appeared to shadow yesterday's trading session. We saw some early gains which seem to dissipate after the market show lack of strong buying interest.
The dominance of decliners over advancers across both NYSE and NASDAQ was reflected in the trading session. Yesterday session saw the major indexes ended mixed, with S&P 500, NASDAQ and Russell 2000 giving their fifth consecuti...
The dominance of decliners over advancers across both NYSE and NASDAQ was reflected in the trading session. Yesterday session saw the major indexes ended mixed, with S&P 500, NASDAQ and Russell 2000 giving their fifth consecuti...
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Netflix (NFLX) has been trading within a long-term Channel Up on the logarithmic scale for the past 20 months. The trend is very aggressive to the upside and since the first Bullish Leg made a Higher High on February 03 2022 on a +130.30% rise, we do expect a similar % rally that would technically target a little below $800, so aiming at $750 would be a fair price.
Until then however, the Channel Up structure suggests that the stock has entered the Vola...
Until then however, the Channel Up structure suggests that the stock has entered the Vola...
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Netflix revenues hit a record $8.8 billion in Q4 2023, up 12.5% YoY. This was the highest growth rate since Q4 2021. 13.1 million paid subscribers were added, well above estimates of 8.8 million. Stock was up 9% in after hours trading to a new 52-week high. $Netflix (NFLX.US)$
$Netflix (NFLX.US)$ as long NFLX stay above that support 570.60 / 572.37 to keep heading towards that next 586.52 / 588.35 resistance area, this could be heading to 600+. if this falls below 570.60 it will come to test 562.68
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Netflix is about to get a lot more expensive for a huge chunk of its subscriber base.
With the Basic plan retiring, the next cheapest option is US$15.49 per month for the Standard tier (aka, new Basic!)—a sizable increase over time—or US$22.99 for the Premium tier. The ad-based tier still costs just US$6.99 per month but comes with commercial breaks. Ditching commercials was, ironically enough, one of the biggest draws for consumers t...
With the Basic plan retiring, the next cheapest option is US$15.49 per month for the Standard tier (aka, new Basic!)—a sizable increase over time—or US$22.99 for the Premium tier. The ad-based tier still costs just US$6.99 per month but comes with commercial breaks. Ditching commercials was, ironically enough, one of the biggest draws for consumers t...
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That said Netflix has the most content throughput and lowest churn … if other services replicate it is likely their churn will increase and not have the same growth as what Netflix experienced.
If other services get better with their content release cadence to retain subscribers then, yes, I could see the password crackdown coming for them as well.
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If other services get better with their content release cadence to retain subscribers then, yes, I could see the password crackdown coming for them as well.
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