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Shares of media companies are in the doldrums today. The declines come after a federal judge on Wednesday afternoon approved Paramount's settlement with 12 state attorneys general, resolving an antitrust case and paving the way for its $81-billion acquisition of Warner Bros.

Live programming is creating an unusual growth tradeoff

Co-CEO Ted Sarandos says growth is running below his ambitions as Netflix uses live programming to attract subscribers and reduce churn.

A federal judge just cleared the final legal hurdle for one of Hollywood's biggest mergers, yet the buyer's stock is sinking fast. The reason comes down to a financing package that dwarfs the company's own market cap.

Stocks priced under $10 get dismissed as risky bets, yet some of the biggest names in the market once traded there too. These five under-$10 picks deliver monthly dividend payouts that can cover real bills while you wait to see where the share price goes.

Netflix CEO Says Growth Is Too Slow as Live Programming Takes Center Stage

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Amazon now spends more on building its business than the business brings in as cash. On its July 2026 earnings call, management raised its 2026 spending plan to about $220 billion. Most of the prior $200 billion budget had been allocated toward AI and AWS. Management has not said when the spending will slow, though it noted on the call that Amazon has already issued debt this year and cited further borrowing among its options to cover any shortfall. So could Amazon keep paying for the build-out

Alphabet (GOOGL) stock costs 22% less than the median S&P 500 company, measured by price against the past year's earnings. Alphabet's revenue still grew 20.1% over the past year, against 8.3% for the median S&P 500 company. Investors usually pay more for faster growth. So is Alphabet stock a bargain, or is the low price a warning.

Netflix (NFLX) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.

Netflix has shed more than 40% in a year while one top Wall Street analyst holds a target that towers above the crowd. The question is whether the bull case rests on a real inflection or wishful thinking about ads and live events.

Netflix (NFLX) is back in focus after a series of analyst downgrades linked to rising competition from YouTube, softer engagement trends, and high profile funds trimming their positions in the stock. The recent downgrades and competitive pressure from YouTube have landed on a stock that is already under strain. Netflix’s share price is down 22.74% year to date and its 30 day share price return has fallen 13.26%, even though the 3 year total shareholder return is 86.52% and the 1 year total...

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) and Spotify Technology S.A. (NYSE:SPOT) have built two of the world’s biggest subscription businesses, but they’ve done so in very different ways. Netflix’s advantage comes largely from its scale and the amount of content it can offer. Its huge subscriber base allows it to spread the cost of making and licensing shows […]

Netflix has been under pressure this year. That's not a reason to sell.

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Deutsche Bank called a bottom to Netflix's slide, upgrading shares of the streaming video leader to buy from neutral. Netflix stock rose.

Alphabet turns about 42 cents of every sales dollar into operating cash, yet only about 12 cents is left as free cash flow. That's less than any of its big-tech peers except Amazon, and lower vs its own three-year average. The gap is capital spending, mostly on AI. Even so, Alphabet (GOOGL) stock returned 40% over the past twelve months, against 17.7% for the S&P 500. The price appears to assume that the spending will pay for itself. With Google Cloud growing fast, that looks reasonable. But man

Deutsche Bank Just Upgraded Netflix: Analyst Says Investors May Be Missing a Huge Global Opportunity

Netflix stock rises after Deutsche Bank upgrades shares to Buy despite weakening U.S. engagement time.

Deutsche Bank turned bullish on Netflix even as it lowered its price target and cut some financial estimates.

Global growth is quietly reshaping the streaming investment case

Deutsche Bank analyst Bryan Kraft dropped a midday upgrade on Netflix to Buy with a $95 price target.

It's been a painful game of thrones for both companies that fought for Warner Bros. Discovery. They should both bounce back.

Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is down about 22% so far this year amid competition and weak numbers. Insider Monkey’s proprietary database of billionaire-held stocks shows that billionaires were bailing out on a net basis earlier this year. A total of 29 billionaire-led funds had stakes in the company as of the end of the second quarter, compared […]

The once-hot streaming stock has been falling sharply this year due to concerns around engagement.

Can ads and price hikes produce the 11% a year it'd take?

The company's stock has received two recent analysts downgrades, after both flagged increased competition from YouTube.

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) has been careful to describe its sports push as selective rather than all-in, and that distinction came into sharper focus in mid-September 2026. Content chief Bela Bajaria laid out the company’s approach to live sports and events, explaining that the strategy hinges on turning specific games and tournaments into can’t-miss “events” rather […]

The industry disruptor hasn't been a market-beating investment for its shareholders.

Looking over forecasts for the next year, the risk of investing in Netflix may not be worth the reward.

Key Stats for Netflix StockCurrent Price: $71. 15Target Price (Low): ~$170Street Target: ~$93Potential Total Return: ~140%Annualized IRR: ~11% / yearWhat Happened?At itsfirst UK Upfront on September 24, Netflix (NFLX) set March 1, 2027, as the launch date for its ad-supported plan in nine more EMEA countries, a rollout it first announced at its 2026 Upfront.

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) has spent much of 2026 under pressure as investors are beginning to wonder whether the company’s growth will slow. The stock has fallen 21.18% this year, with concerns ranging from weaker engagement to intensifying competition from YouTube and other entertainment platforms. Yet the underlying business is still growing. Netflix generated $12.56 billion […]

All is not well for Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX), and things might get worse. The stock is down roughly 20% this year, and institutional investor positioning points toward growing caution. Netflix’s widening YouTube threat is increasingly harder to ignore. According to Nielsen, YouTube viewing rose 6% from June, bringing its share of U.S. television viewing to […]

One entertainment giant is setting records across its biggest businesses at the same time. The other just guided below expectations and watched its stock drop sharply.

Netflix's engagement is slumping. Is it a lasting problem?

Amazon.com (AMZN) management now leads its calls with AI. It plans about $220 billion of 2026 capital spending. The easy reading is that the stores run themselves while the cloud arm takes the spending. That reading holds only if two things are true. The stores must keep getting cheaper to run, and the cloud arm must earn back what it spends. Did the stores stop getting cheaper to run, or did management just stop leading with them.

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is one of Jim Cramer’s favorite stocks, as throughout 2025, the CNBC TV host continued to praise the firm for its strong market position and diversification into new content categories such as UFC fights. With Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX)’s shares down by 21.6% year-to-date, Cramer discussed the firm in his morning appearance on […]

Growth has fallen from a 17.6% peak to 13.4% in two quarters, and management's own forecast says the slide isn't finished.

A $76 target leaves limited upside while YouTube contests television time and Netflix's original-content pull.

Key Stats for Netflix, Inc. 52-Week Range: $65.

Netflix (NFLX) stock trades near $71, about 43% below its high of the past year, and it lost 6.6% in the past week. The market did not fall with it: The S&P 500 returned 16.5% over the past twelve months. So without any shock at all, Netflix is already down more than its average fall in past market shocks. What would a real crash add.

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Netflix shares have struggled in 2026 despite double-digit revenue growth, as competition and questions about future growth weigh on the stock.

One Wall Street analyst says the streaming giant’s edge over its biggest rival is slipping.

A seasoned investor who dodged a brutal Netflix slide by exiting in June just bought back in, and his reasoning cuts against everything the bears are saying right now.

The streaming stock that cost Pershing Square $400 million now has a different risk profile.

Netflix has seen its share price fall sharply over the past year, yet over a three year window the stock is still well ahead of where it was. This puts fresh focus on whether that journey lines up with the cash the business can generate. With investors weighing recent news on engagement, advertising and content spending, the live question is whether today’s valuation is grounded in the company’s underlying cash flows rather than just sentiment around streaming. Over the past 3 years, Netflix...

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