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Last night, one of the earnings highlight was from Netflix! Netflix shares tumbled the most in two years on Friday as a weak forecast for revenue and a warning that the streaming giant will stop reporting subscriber numbers in 2025 overshadowed an otherwise strong start to the year. The stock dropped 9.1%, to $555.04 at the close, the biggest decline since April 2022. Still, the shares have gained 14% this year.  Netflix slumped after the video streaming company's second-quarter revenue view fell short of analysts' expectations while the company also unexpectedly said it would no longer provide subscriber counts. Subscriber additions have long been watched by investors and Wall Street analysts to evaluate how companies are faring in the streaming wars. But after three q

Netflix $Netflix(NFLX)$ closed down by 0.41% on Thursday and is trading 4.85% lower in after-hours trading due to an earnings forecast miss. Netflix stock is currently trading 11.47% lower than its all-time high in October 2021. Netflix remains one of the best-performing stocks among the S&P 500, providing a year-to-date return of +25.5%. Recap of 1Q2024 Earnings Revenue, Operating Income, and Subscriber count have reached their all-time highs. Revenue increased by 14.8% year-over-year to USD 9.37 billion, surpassing the LSEG estimate of USD 9.28 billion. Operating Income surged by 28.1% year-over-year to USD 2.6 billion. EPS rose to USD 5.28 compared to the LSEG estimate of USD 4.52. Subscribers grew by 16% year-over-year to 269.6 million

$Netflix(NFLX)$  's first-quarter earnings report was a mixed bag for investors. While the company exceeded analyst expectations for both revenue and earnings per share, a significant announcement regarding future data transparency overshadowed these positive results. On the bright side, Netflix reported strong financial performance. Revenue climbed year-over-year, exceeding analyst estimates. Earnings per share also surpassed expectations, reflecting a healthy profit margin. Subscriber growth remained impressive, reaching a new high of 269.6 million, exceeding Wall Street's forecasts. However, the company's decision to discontinue reporting quarterly subscriber numbers and average revenue per user (ARPU) metri

Large companies that release their financial performance early in the reporting season often provide strong guidance for similar companies. $Netflix(NFLX)$ was the first to announce its Q1 performance after hours on April 18. Judging from the comparison between the performance of the quarter and market expectations, this was an "exceeding expectations" financial report, but it dropped by 4% after hours, also signaling that investors have identified areas that require caution. Investment highlightsRevenue growth 15% year-on-year , the best in two years, and an expected 13% to 15% growth in revenue for the fiscal year 2024. Netflix's revenue growth in 2024 depends on the results of combating shared accounts and the development of the advertising bus

$Netflix(NFLX)$   will be releasing its latest quarterly earnings results tonight after the US market closes. I would expect the company to celebrate further growth in revenue from its crackdown on password sharing and its ad-supported subscription plans. Old habits die hard since the onset of the COVID pandemic, when many avoided theatre halls and have grown used to watching movies anytime from the comforts of their homes. The rise of online streaming services by Netflix and its formidable peers Amazon and Disney, and their growing popularities have added to the woes of AMC, whose profits in the fourth quarter of last year had already fallen short of market expectations. With rising competition from t

$Netflix(NFLX)$ will be disclosing ts first-quarter results after market close on Thursday (18 April). The fourth quarter have been a ‘blockbuster’ to Netflix as they saw subscriber numbers beating expectations and margin guidance upgraded, With Netflix rolling out cheaper ad-supported plan, this could show in Netflix’s results as this new plan should boost its earnings. As the plan start from a much lower base, meaning there's more room to run. Another area to look at for this earnings, would be the effect and result from Password sharing crackdowns, there should be some significant increase in subscriber from this exercise. Netflix is expected to report Q1 earnings of $4.20 per share, up 45.8% year-over-year (YoY) on revenue of $8.6 billion (+5.

$NVIDIA (NVDA)$ The TSMC earnings report is crucial, and NVIDIA's stock price trajectory this week largely hinges on TSMC's performance. If TSMC's earnings are favorable, NVIDIA's stock price is likely to close above $850 on Friday. Conversely, if TSMC's earnings disappoint, NVIDIA's stock could slide to around $800. After all, this week's outstanding put options for NVIDIA are heavily concentrated at the lower strike prices of $800, $850, $820, $840, and $830.As a steadfast bull, I anticipate that TSMC's earnings will boost NVIDIA, allowing it to maintain a level above $850 this week. However, a dip to $800 is also within expectations, potentially triggering a squeeze. A squeeze, similar to GameStop (GME) being driven to $800, refers to a short-c

The stock market very funny one. If $Netflix(NFLX)$ financial reports come out as a good one, the stock will drop. Good news is bad. hahaha, don't copy hor, do homework hor. [Facepalm]

The upcoming Netflix earnings report is anticipated to showcase significant growth, with earnings per share expected to rise by 55.9% year over year, reaching $4.49, and revenues forecasted to increase by 13.4% to $9.26 billion. Analysts have revised their EPS estimate slightly upward in the past month, indicating a collective reappraisal of projections. Understanding these revisions is crucial for predicting investor reactions. Additionally, analyzing specific key metrics, such as regional revenues and paid membership additions, provides a comprehensive view of Netflix's performance. Analysts' forecasts point to positive growth across various regions and membership metrics. Netflix shares have outperformed the Zacks S&P 500 composite over the past month, suggesting a potential alignme

$Netflix(NFLX)$  I think there is room to run with Netflix, they are in a strong position. The stock fell on the last trading day (Thursday 28 March 2024) with fluctuations for the past couple of weeks. The stock is testing the current support level. If I could afford the stock I would look at buying around $590. The market sees a lot more momentum when it comes to adding subscribers, With the new initiatives in place; the password sharing crackdown and the advertising tear, consensus expects 20-23 million new subscribers this year. The company's earnings report is set to go public on April 18, 2024. It is anticipated that the company will report an EPS of $4.49, marking a 55.9% rise compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Estimate

Large companies that release their financial performance early in the reporting season often provide strong guidance for similar companies. $Netflix(NFLX)$ was the first to announce its Q1 performance after hours on April 18. Judging from the comparison between the performance of the quarter and market expectations, this was an "exceeding expectations" financial report, but it dropped by 4% after hours, also signaling that investors have identified areas that require caution. Investment highlightsRevenue growth 15% year-on-year , the best in two years, and an expected 13% to 15% growth in revenue for the fiscal year 2024. Netflix's revenue growth in 2024 depends on the results of combating shared accounts and the development of the advertising bus

Netflix $Netflix(NFLX)$ closed down by 0.41% on Thursday and is trading 4.85% lower in after-hours trading due to an earnings forecast miss. Netflix stock is currently trading 11.47% lower than its all-time high in October 2021. Netflix remains one of the best-performing stocks among the S&P 500, providing a year-to-date return of +25.5%. Recap of 1Q2024 Earnings Revenue, Operating Income, and Subscriber count have reached their all-time highs. Revenue increased by 14.8% year-over-year to USD 9.37 billion, surpassing the LSEG estimate of USD 9.28 billion. Operating Income surged by 28.1% year-over-year to USD 2.6 billion. EPS rose to USD 5.28 compared to the LSEG estimate of USD 4.52. Subscribers grew by 16% year-over-year to 269.6 million

$NVIDIA (NVDA)$ The TSMC earnings report is crucial, and NVIDIA's stock price trajectory this week largely hinges on TSMC's performance. If TSMC's earnings are favorable, NVIDIA's stock price is likely to close above $850 on Friday. Conversely, if TSMC's earnings disappoint, NVIDIA's stock could slide to around $800. After all, this week's outstanding put options for NVIDIA are heavily concentrated at the lower strike prices of $800, $850, $820, $840, and $830.As a steadfast bull, I anticipate that TSMC's earnings will boost NVIDIA, allowing it to maintain a level above $850 this week. However, a dip to $800 is also within expectations, potentially triggering a squeeze. A squeeze, similar to GameStop (GME) being driven to $800, refers to a short-c

$Netflix(NFLX)$  's first-quarter earnings report was a mixed bag for investors. While the company exceeded analyst expectations for both revenue and earnings per share, a significant announcement regarding future data transparency overshadowed these positive results. On the bright side, Netflix reported strong financial performance. Revenue climbed year-over-year, exceeding analyst estimates. Earnings per share also surpassed expectations, reflecting a healthy profit margin. Subscriber growth remained impressive, reaching a new high of 269.6 million, exceeding Wall Street's forecasts. However, the company's decision to discontinue reporting quarterly subscriber numbers and average revenue per user (ARPU) metri

$Netflix(NFLX)$ will be disclosing ts first-quarter results after market close on Thursday (18 April). The fourth quarter have been a ‘blockbuster’ to Netflix as they saw subscriber numbers beating expectations and margin guidance upgraded, With Netflix rolling out cheaper ad-supported plan, this could show in Netflix’s results as this new plan should boost its earnings. As the plan start from a much lower base, meaning there's more room to run. Another area to look at for this earnings, would be the effect and result from Password sharing crackdowns, there should be some significant increase in subscriber from this exercise. Netflix is expected to report Q1 earnings of $4.20 per share, up 45.8% year-over-year (YoY) on revenue of $8.6 billion (+5.

Last night, one of the earnings highlight was from Netflix! Netflix shares tumbled the most in two years on Friday as a weak forecast for revenue and a warning that the streaming giant will stop reporting subscriber numbers in 2025 overshadowed an otherwise strong start to the year. The stock dropped 9.1%, to $555.04 at the close, the biggest decline since April 2022. Still, the shares have gained 14% this year.  Netflix slumped after the video streaming company's second-quarter revenue view fell short of analysts' expectations while the company also unexpectedly said it would no longer provide subscriber counts. Subscriber additions have long been watched by investors and Wall Street analysts to evaluate how companies are faring in the streaming wars. But after three q

$Netflix(NFLX)$   will be releasing its latest quarterly earnings results tonight after the US market closes. I would expect the company to celebrate further growth in revenue from its crackdown on password sharing and its ad-supported subscription plans. Old habits die hard since the onset of the COVID pandemic, when many avoided theatre halls and have grown used to watching movies anytime from the comforts of their homes. The rise of online streaming services by Netflix and its formidable peers Amazon and Disney, and their growing popularities have added to the woes of AMC, whose profits in the fourth quarter of last year had already fallen short of market expectations. With rising competition from t

The upcoming Netflix earnings report is anticipated to showcase significant growth, with earnings per share expected to rise by 55.9% year over year, reaching $4.49, and revenues forecasted to increase by 13.4% to $9.26 billion. Analysts have revised their EPS estimate slightly upward in the past month, indicating a collective reappraisal of projections. Understanding these revisions is crucial for predicting investor reactions. Additionally, analyzing specific key metrics, such as regional revenues and paid membership additions, provides a comprehensive view of Netflix's performance. Analysts' forecasts point to positive growth across various regions and membership metrics. Netflix shares have outperformed the Zacks S&P 500 composite over the past month, suggesting a potential alignme

$Netflix(NFLX)$  I think there is room to run with Netflix, they are in a strong position. The stock fell on the last trading day (Thursday 28 March 2024) with fluctuations for the past couple of weeks. The stock is testing the current support level. If I could afford the stock I would look at buying around $590. The market sees a lot more momentum when it comes to adding subscribers, With the new initiatives in place; the password sharing crackdown and the advertising tear, consensus expects 20-23 million new subscribers this year. The company's earnings report is set to go public on April 18, 2024. It is anticipated that the company will report an EPS of $4.49, marking a 55.9% rise compared to the same quarter of the previous year. Estimate

The stock market very funny one. If $Netflix(NFLX)$ financial reports come out as a good one, the stock will drop. Good news is bad. hahaha, don't copy hor, do homework hor. [Facepalm]