Its post Friday closing stock price is registering a +0.28% gain. I believe whether US market will 'regain' depends very much on how Trump decides to handle the Middle East conflict that has just turned up a notch in terms of severeity, now that 2 servicemen have died in the course of continual attack on Iran. Agree ?
After tumbling more than -7.26% on Friday, post its Q2 2026 earnings report on Thursday later afternoon, NFLX looks poised to stage a mini-recovery come Monday. (see attached)
Its post Friday closing stock price is registering a +0.28% gain. I believe whether US market will 'regain' depends very much on how Trump decides to handle the Middle East conflict that has just turned up a notch in terms of severeity, now that 2 servicemen have died in the course of continual attack on Iran. Agree ?
Its post Friday closing stock price is registering a +0.28% gain. I believe whether US market will 'regain' depends very much on how Trump decides to handle the Middle East conflict that has just turned up a notch in terms of severeity, now that 2 servicemen have died in the course of continual attack on Iran. Agree ?
Netflix Extends Post-Earnings Slide 7.3%, Down ~50% YoY — Dip Buy or Value Trap?
Netflix (NFLX) fell 7.26% Friday to $69, extending post-earnings selling as shares have lost roughly 50% over the past year. Structural concerns — plateauing subscriber growth and elevated content costs — continue to overshadow near-term results. Netflix also acquired Ben Affleck's AI film startup for $587M, while Seeking Alpha bucked the trend with an upgrade, arguing the market is giving NFLX insufficient credit. With shares down nearly 50% amid sharply divided bulls and bears, is Netflix a mispriced buying opportunity or a growth-ceiling value trap?
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