Netflix stock

2022 - 10 - 18

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Netflix recovers from subscriber slump, projects gains from ... (Globalnews.ca)

From July through September, Netflix attracted 2.4 million new subscribers worldwide, more than double the 1.07 million consensus forecast of analysts ...

For the fourth quarter, Netflix is projecting revenue of $7.8 billion — a sequential decline it blamed on the strong value of the U.S. Walt Disney Co , Warner Bros Discovery and other companies also offer, or plan to offer, ad-supported options in the battle for audiences. The company’s forecast of 4.5 million customer pickups by the end of 2022 came in slightly ahead of Wall Street estimates, which had averaged 4.2 million. Netflix now has a total of 223.1 million subscribers around the world. Shares of Netflix jumped 10 per cent in after-hours trading on Tuesday to $265.00. Newer entrants, such as Paramount Global’s Paramont+, are picking up market share thanks to live sports programming.

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Netflix Stock Soars as Subscriber Growth Tops Expectations (Barron's)

The streaming giant expects to add another 4.5 million subscribers next quarter. A strong dollar took a toll on financial results.

Netflix (ticker: NFLX) said it expects to add another 4.5 million subscribers in the December quarter. The company added 2.41 million net new subscribers in the quarter, beating its own forecast of 1 million additions. ](https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/nflx)

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Netflix Returns to Growth, Saying the Worst of Slowdown Is Over (Bloomberg)

The streaming leader added 2.41 million customers in the third quarter, exceeding internal forecasts as well as expectations on Wall Street. Netflix grew in all ...

Netflix grew in all regions of the world and said on Tuesday it expects to sign up another 4.5 million globally this period. The streaming leader added 2.41 million customers in the third quarter, exceeding internal forecasts as well as expectations on Wall Street.

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Netflix shares jump as it gains subscribers (Financial Times)

Netflix stemmed its subscriber losses in the third quarter, as popular programmes including the fourth season of Stranger Things and Dahmer — Monster: The ...

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Stock Market News Today: Dow Gains 300 Points; Netflix Adds 2.4 ... (The Wall Street Journal)

Shares of Netflix jumped in late trading after the streaming service reported better-than-expected user growth. For the third quarter, Netflix added 2.4 ...

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Netflix shares surge as it reverses subscriber slump (Aljazeera.com)

From July through September, Netflix attracted 2.4 million new subscribers worldwide, more than double the forecast.

The company’s forecast of 4.5 million customer pickups by the end of 2022 came in slightly ahead of Wall Street estimates, which had averaged 4.2 million. Netflix now has a total of 223.1 million subscribers around the world. “Some will downgrade or decide to come back to Netflix,” Pescatore said. Newer entrants, such as Paramount Global’s Paramount+, are picking up market share thanks to live sports programming. Shares of Netflix jumped nearly 14 percent in after-hours trading. From July through September, Netflix attracted 2.4 million new subscribers worldwide, more than double the 1.07 million consensus forecast of analysts polled by Refinitiv.

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Netflix adds more than 2.4 million subscribers, reveals details about ... (CNBC)

Netflix adds more than 2.4 million subscribers, reveals details about password-sharing crackdown · Netflix beat third-quarter expectations on the top and bottom ...

While it doesn't expect the new tier will add a material contribution to its fourth-quarter results, it foresees membership growing gradually over time. The streamer also reported the addition of 2.41 million net global subscribers, more than doubling the adds the company had projected a quarter ago. The streamer said it was "very optimistic" about its new advertising business. "We're still not growing as fast as we'd like," Spencer Neumann, Netflix's chief financial officer, said during the company's earnings call. The U.S.-Canada region had the smallest growth of Netflix's regions, contributing just 100,000 net subscribers. Additionally, Netflix will begin to crack down on password sharing next year, opting to allow people who have been borrowing accounts to create their own.

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Netflix snaps streak of subscriber declines and beats on earnings ... (MarketWatch)

Netflix Inc. added more than 2 million subscribers in the third quarter after starting off 2022 with two consecutive quarterly declines, a rebound that sent ...

for $6.99 a month](https://www.marketwatch.com/story/ads-are-coming-to-netflix-in-november-with-plan-costing-6-99-a-month-11665682828?mod=article_inline). On Tuesday at the [TechCrunch Disrupt](https://techcrunch.com/2022/10/18/netflix-to-expand-into-cloud-gaming-opens-new-studio-in-southern-california/) conference, Netflix vice president of game development Mike Verdu said the company is considering a cloud-gaming service. +4.55% [CMCSA,](/investing/stock/CMCSA?mod=MW_story_quote)and Paramount Global -0.23% [PARA,](/investing/stock/PARA?mod=MW_story_quote). [AAPL,](/investing/stock/AAPL?mod=MW_story_quote), Amazon.com Inc. [The dozen countries account for more than half of Netflix’s total revenue.] The company has also vowed [a crackdown on shared accounts](https://www.marketwatch.com/story/netflix-will-crack-down-on-password-sharing-next-year-heres-how-it-will-work-11666126970?mod=article_inline), and is pushing forward on gaming. +2.26% [WBD,](/investing/stock/WBD?mod=MW_story_quote), Comcast Corp. +0.94% [AMZN,](/investing/stock/AMZN?mod=MW_story_quote), Warner Bros. Tuesday’s results follow some serious self-reflection among Netflix executives on how to stanch a decline in visits among subscribers that has led to cancellations. [DIS, +1.18%](/investing/stock/DIS?mod=MW_story_quote), Apple Inc. [NFLX, -1.73%](/investing/stock/NFLX?mod=MW_story_quote)reported a net gain of 2.41 million subscribers in the third quarter, while analysts on average were forecasting 1.1 million net additions, according to FactSet. Netflix’s $5 [billion] to $6 billion annual operating profit,” Netflix executives said in the shareholder letter. Analysts on average were estimating revenue of $7.97 billion and a net subscriber gain of 4 million for the fourth quarter, according to FactSet.

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Netflix reverses subscriber slump, shares surge 14% (Reuters)

Netflix Inc reversed customer losses that had hammered its stock this year and projected more growth ahead, reassuring Wall Street as it prepares to offer a ...

For the fourth quarter, Netflix projected revenue of $7.8 billion, a sequential decline it blamed on the strong value of the U.S. "Some will downgrade or decide to come back to Netflix," Pescatore said. Netflix now has a total of 223.1 million subscribers around the world. The company's forecast of 4.5 million customer pickups by the year's end came in slightly ahead of Wall Street estimates, which had averaged 4.2 million. A new season of British royal family drama "The Crown" and a sequel to 2019 movie "Knives Out" will be released during the fourth quarter. [(WBD.O)](https://www.reuters.com/companies/WBD.O) and other companies also offer, or plan to offer, ad-supported options. The company's stock, an investor favorite during its years of rapid growth, had fallen nearly 60% this year before the earnings report. "We believe the ability for our members to immerse themselves in a story from start to finish increases their enjoyment but also their likelihood to tell their friends," the company said. "We're quite confident in the long term that this will lead to a significant incremental revenue and profit stream," Chief Product Officer Greg Peters said. "Our competitors are investing heavily to drive subscribers and engagement, but building a large, successful streaming business is hard," the letter said. [(PARA.O)](https://www.reuters.com/companies/PARA.O) Paramont+, are picking up market share thanks to live sports programming. [(NFLX.O)](https://www.reuters.com/companies/NFLX.O) reversed customer losses that had hammered its stock this year and projected more growth ahead, reassuring Wall Street as it prepares to offer a new streaming option with advertising.

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Netflix stock could be even more volatile around future earnings ... (MarketWatch)

Already a volatile stock during corporate earnings season, Netflix Inc. is likely going to be even more so in the future.

Most troublesome, though, is the likelihood that analysts’ estimates for the number will be less reliable, which could lead to big misses or beats that would wildly swing Netflix’s stock following earnings. “It’s great for me, because I actually do the work,” he said. Netflix executives must not mind, though, because their latest decision will likely make that dynamic even more erratic. Without formal guidance to rely on, analysts will have to come up with their own estimates that could be far off, leading to wider misses or beats, and even stronger stock reactions. And executives guided for even more anemic growth of less than 1% for the fourth quarter. “We have been increasingly focused on revenue as our primary top-line metric,” said Spencer Wang, Netflix’s vice president of investor relations, during the company’s analyst interview Tuesday.

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Netflix Stock Surges As Q3 Subscriber Gains, Blowout Earnings ... (TheStreet)

Netflix shares are set for their strongest opening bell gain in six year Wednesday after the streaming media service blasted Wall Street's third quarter ...

"Around the world, smart TV is continuing to get to every home in the world that has a TV," he added. It's a little bit less visibility than we typically would see," he added. "And there's some other near-term limiters to our growth," Neumann added, including the headwinds of a stronger U.S. "Well, thank God, we're done with shrinking quarters," CEO Reed Hastings told investors on a conference call late Tuesday. The group noted, however, that starting next quarter, it will no longer guide investors on paid subscriber additions, focusing instead on revenues, margins and earnings. That takes is overall global total to around 223.1 million, coming in just ahead of Disney's 221.1 million.

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Netflix stock hits 6-month high: Is it on the road to recovery? (FOREX.com)

Netflix revealed that revenue rose 5.9% to $7.9 billion in the third quarter and operating income – its headline measure – fell 13% to $1.5 billion as its margin has been squeezed by rising costs this year. These results smashed expectations considering ...

The information and opinions in this report are for general information use only and are not intended as an offer or solicitation with respect to the purchase or sale of any currency or CFD contract. Netflix said it plans to start addressing the problems spawning from password sharing in early 2023 by allowing ‘borrowers’ to transfer their existing profiles – along with all the recommendations and personalisation that come with it – into their own account. On the downside, the $250 ceiling that had proven a tough ceiling to break should now emerge as a new level of support going forward. That same report said Netflix is aiming to have 40 million users on its ad-supported tier globally by the same deadline (although this will be a different metric to include entire households rather than individuals). Below is an outline of the share of video viewing time in the UK and share of TV time in the US. The main weapon being wielded by Netflix in its fight to revive subscriber growth is a new cheaper tier that will be supported by advertising. Netflix did not outline any firm targets for the new ad-supported tier, although chief operating officer did nod earlier this month toward a recent Wall Street Journal report that said it wanted to have 13.3 million ad-supported subscribers on its books in the US by the third quarter of 2023. Netflix said it is aiming to add 4.5 million subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2022, which was also more optimistic compared to the 4.1 million additions pencilled-in by analysts. Netflix had originally planned to launch this in 2023 but recently revealed this will be launched next month at a price that is around 20% to 40% cheaper than its current cheapest ad-free tier. Netflix added 2.4 million net paid subscribers in the third quarter of 2022 to end the period with a record 223.1 million of them using its service. The company said it is still aiming to deliver $1.0 billion in free cashflow over the full year following a significant improvement in the latest quarter, which was welcome considering Wall Street believed this target would be lowered. Netflix has reclaimed its crown following the beat in the third quarter:

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Netflix stock hits 6-month high: Is it on the road to recovery? (FOREX.com)

'In countries with our lower-priced ad-supported plan, we expect the profile transfer option for borrowers to be especially popular,' Netflix predicted. Where next for NFLX stock? Netflix shares are trading 12% higher in pre-market trade today at $269.10 – ...

The information and opinions in this report are for general information use only and are not intended as an offer or solicitation with respect to the purchase or sale of any currency or CFD contract. Netflix said it plans to start addressing the problems spawning from password sharing in early 2023 by allowing ‘borrowers’ to transfer their existing profiles – along with all the recommendations and personalisation that come with it – into their own account. On the downside, the $250 ceiling that had proven a tough ceiling to break should now emerge as a new level of support going forward. That same report said Netflix is aiming to have 40 million users on its ad-supported tier globally by the same deadline (although this will be a different metric to include entire households rather than individuals). Below is an outline of the share of video viewing time in the UK and share of TV time in the US. The main weapon being wielded by Netflix in its fight to revive subscriber growth is a new cheaper tier that will be supported by advertising. Netflix did not outline any firm targets for the new ad-supported tier, although chief operating officer did nod earlier this month toward a recent Wall Street Journal report that said it wanted to have 13.3 million ad-supported subscribers on its books in the US by the third quarter of 2023. Netflix said it is aiming to add 4.5 million subscribers in the fourth quarter of 2022, which was also more optimistic compared to the 4.1 million additions pencilled-in by analysts. Netflix had originally planned to launch this in 2023 but recently revealed this will be launched next month at a price that is around 20% to 40% cheaper than its current cheapest ad-free tier. Netflix added 2.4 million net paid subscribers in the third quarter of 2022 to end the period with a record 223.1 million of them using its service. The company said it is still aiming to deliver $1.0 billion in free cashflow over the full year following a significant improvement in the latest quarter, which was welcome considering Wall Street believed this target would be lowered. Netflix has reclaimed its crown following the beat in the third quarter:

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Netflix stock jumps 14% on Q3 earnings beat, return to subscriber ... (Markets Insider)

Netflix grew its global subscriber base by 2.4 million to 223 million, helped by high-profile releases including "Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story."

Netflix's quarterly subscriber growth came in more than double its forecast of 1 million, after it lost 1.2 million members in the first half of this year. Also, he lost confidence in his estimates of the company's future cash flows with advertising in the mix. The return to growth signals Netflix could be holding its own against Disney Plus, Apple TV, HBO Max, and other rivals. That growth in its base comes after two straight quarters of declines. Analysts polled by Refinitiv had expected $7.8 billion and $959 million respectively. - Netflix added 2.4 million subscribers after shedding 1.2 million in the first half of this year.

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Netflix Stock Gets 2 Upgrades. Wall Street Says It's Time to Buy. (Barron's)

Netflix's third-quarter earnings send the stock soaring. Two analysts on Wall Street upgraded their ratings on the stock, while others issued price target ...

That was well received by investors, as the stock was 13% up at $272.19 in premarket trading. have sent the shares soaring and left Wall Street re-evaluating the streaming giant. ](https://www.barrons.com/market-data/stocks/nflx)

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Netflix stock surges 10% as subscriber growth resumes, analysts ... (Seeking Alpha)

Netflix (NFLX) shares surged nearly 10% on Wednesday after the streaming media company reported third-quarter results that topped expectations and said ...

[NFLX](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NFLX)) two most popular English series ever, the company "may be getting back on track in terms of content consistency." Wells Fargo analyst Steven Cahall, who has an equal weight rating and a $300 price target on Netflix ( [NFLX](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NFLX)), noted that the "dark days are over" with the worst appearing to be behind the company. [NFLX](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NFLX)) said that during its third quarter, it added 2.41M net subscribers--more than double the 1M new subscribers it's had earlier forecast--to bring its worldwide subscriber total to 223.09M. Anmuth said he has "increased conviction" that the company can accelerate revenue growth thanks to monetization of account sharing and the ad-supported tier. [NFLX](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NFLX)) strong gains also helped the [stocks of its streaming media peers rise following the results](https://seekingalpha.com/news/3892449-netflix-gains-top-13-off-earnings-beat-streaming-peers-also-rise). [said](https://seekingalpha.com/news/3892479-netflix-earnings-call-hastings-thankful-subscriber-shrinking-is-over) on Netflix's ( [NFLX](https://seekingalpha.com/symbol/NFLX)) earnings call, adding that it's "a big deal to go back to the positivity."

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Why Netflix Stock Rocketed Higher Wednesday Morning (Motley Fool)

Shares of Netflix (NFLX 15.28%) charged sharply higher on Wednesday, surging as much as 15.9%. As of 10:37 a.m. ET, the stock was still up 15.5%.

Co-CEO Ted Sarandos said, "Our basic with ads tier is going to help us open up Netflix to a whole new audience of folks who are attracted to all that great content at an even lower price point." The "basic with ads" tier will launch in 12 countries and is set debut on Nov. That's why the stock is a buy. The service will include four to five minutes of commercials per hour, with ads of 15 to 30 seconds in length. Perhaps as importantly, it did so in grand fashion, with 2.4 million net additions, far exceeding its own guidance -- and Wall Street's expectations -- of 1 million new subscribers. [streaming pioneer](https://www.fool.com/investing/stock-market/market-sectors/communication/media-stocks/streaming-service-stocks/) higher was the company's financial results, which held good news on multiple fronts.

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Netflix stock rockets toward best day in 21 months as company ... (MarketWatch)

Two analysts upgrade Netflix shares following latest earnings report, while others express more caution. Viewers hoping to watch “Stranger Things” and other ...

He also wonders how quickly the ad business will be able to offset the revenue impact of existing subscribers opting to pay less for the ad-supported tier. With the ad tier upcoming, Netflix plans to stop offering subscriber guidance while it instead focuses on giving revenue projections. KeyBanc Capital Markets analysts led by Justin Patterson cautioned that the investment risk in Netflix could include “mis-execution” around its monetization measures. From the tone of the shareholder letter, it’s clear that Netflix doesn’t expect a material contribution from the new ad tier in Q4,” he said in a note. “The 100M ‘account borrowers’ Netflix has counted represent a clear and present growth opportunity that Netflix will soon be in a position to exploit,” they wrote. dollar for the headwinds with respect to its Q4 numbers. The Deutsche Bank team raised their price target on the stock to $350 from $270. The Evercore ISI team, led by Mark Mahaney, seemed to buy into that long-term vision. Analysts at JPMorgan also struck an upbeat tone as Netflix readies for the new monetization initiatives. Under the plan, the company will allow those who are currently using someone else’s password to migrate to their own accounts and will also let account holders pay extra to create subaccounts for family members or friends. [NFLX, +12.72%](/investing/stock/NFLX?mod=MW_story_quote)shares were up more than 15% in morning action action and were on pace to log their largest single-day percentage gain since Jan. The latest rally comes the morning after executives told investors that the company ended the third quarter with an additional 2.4 million members, bringing its total subscriber count up to 223 million.

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