In the recent Netflix (NFLX) Q2 2023 earnings call, the company discussed various factors that could impact its future stock price. Here is a summary of the key points from the call:
Bullish Points:
1. Revenue in line in Q2 with expectations
2. On track to accelerate revenue in Q3 and further accelerate in Q4
3. Paid sharing rollout is the primary revenue accelerator
4. Positive response to dropping the basic plan in Canada, U.S., and U.K.
5. Healthy share of sign-ups for entry prices
6. Members signing up are well qualified and have better retention
7. Good growth in the ads tier
8. 100% quarter-to-quarter growth in ads plan membership
9. Good demand and progress on upfront advertising
10. Continued progress on technical features
Bearish Points:
1. Two strikes affecting the business
2. Gradual revenue build from ads, not a big contributor this year
3. Business impacts of product experience will roll in over several quarters
4. FX-neutral ARM was down 1% in Q2 and expected to be flat to slightly down in Q3
5. Tepid overall advertising environment
6. Long way to go to reach 10% of revenue from advertising
7. Ongoing strikes affecting content production and cash flow
8. Lumpiness between 2023 and 2024 free cash flow
9. Content spend remaining flat from 2022 through 2024
10. Contraction of syndication and home video markets
For more information about Netflix's earnings call, you can read the relevant news: [Netflix (NFLX) Q2 2023 Earnings Call Transcript](https://www.fool.com/earnings/call-transcripts/2023/07/19/netflix-nflx-q2-2023-earnings-call-transcript/)
Comments
Netflix is really going to feel the impact of removing the lower priced $9.99 tier in twelve months.
Next week will be the perfect buy - Nasdaq rebalance and fed hikes, once take effect it will push price down but will rebound and rally Q4/ Q1 2024.
That's not a good sign. Larger cost on flat revenue. Unless the majority is timing and they'll see that growth in Q3.
Earnings look good but it was really priced to perfection.
Sub beat but revenue growth of 0.3% over Q1?