Netflix's stock fell nearly 9% in after-hours trading following the release of quarterly earnings that surpassed expectations. Although the company recorded a record revenue of $12.3 billion and increased its free cash flow forecast to $12.5 billion for 2026, ongoing challenges such as a price hike and the halt in reporting subscriber numbers have stoked investor concerns. The stock, now trading at $98.50, reflects a broader apprehension regarding Netflix's ability to sustain growth in a competitive streaming landscape.
“if my information is correct, the big earnings announcement today is Netflix after the close.”
“Netflix reported quarterly financial results that beat expectations and the guidance was pretty solid, too. I'm surprised to see the stock price is down almost 9% in the after-market hours following this earnings release.”
“I'm surprised to see the stock price is down almost 9% in the after-market hours following this earnings release.”
“Remember, the company raised prices again during the quarter.”
“Also, Netflix, remember, recently stopped reporting their subscriber numbers on a quarterly basis. Now, they only report these numbers to us when they hit certain milestones and that most recent milestone was when the company hit 325 million.”
“it's surprising that they're only capturing 5% of TV viewing time. That is evidence that there is opportunity for the company to expand.”
“they are increasing their 2026 free cash flow expectation to $12.5 billion.”
“the stock is now trading at $98.50”
“I had Netflix rated as a top 15 buy and I will be reiterating that rating today as a top 15 buy.”
“Netflix reported after the market closed.”
“have, saying Q1 proved Netflix can keep compounding organically without transformational acquisitions.”
“Netflix said Programmatic is on the way to becoming more than 50% of non-live ad business with over 4,000 advertisers and a 2026 ad revenue target of about $3 billion, which is 2x of last year.”
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