On October 17, Netflix fell 3.06% in Regular Trading, trading at $70.395/share, with turnover of $1.537 billion.
The move was associated with a newly announced content leadership transition and fresh target-price reductions by brokerages, which weighed on sentiment ahead of the company’s October 20 earnings report.
Recent disclosures said Peter Rice will join as chief content officer on October 26, replacing Bela Bajaria, and will oversee global series, films, live events and regional programming. Separately, one brokerage cut its target price to $90 from $105 while another reduced its target to $125 from $135. Into earnings, consensus expectations cited in recent reports point to third-quarter revenue of about $12.87 billion and EPS of about $0.83, while investors continue to assess pricing, ad-tier monetization, engagement trends and the impact of roughly 6% workforce reductions on cost efficiency.
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