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Plenty of economic data is due out next week, as a new earnings season gets underway. AT&T (T), Bank of America (BAC), Goldman Sachs (GS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ), Lockheed Martin (LMT), Netflix (NFLX), Procter & Gamble (PG), Rite Aid (RAD), and United Airlines (UAL)

Investors in Netflix Inc (Symbol: NFLX) saw new options begin trading today, for the June 2nd expiration. At Stock Options Channel, our YieldBoost formula has looked up and down the NFLX options chain for the new June 2nd contracts and identified one put and one call contract

Investors in Netflix Inc (Symbol: NFLX) saw new options begin trading today, for the June 2nd expiration. At Stock Options Channel, our YieldBoost formula has looked up and down the NFLX options chain for the new June 2nd contracts and identified one put and one call contract

Warner Bros. Discovery WBD introduces MAX, an enhanced streaming service, which will release in May 2023 in the United States. It would include HBO originals, Max Originals and Wizarding World of Harry Potter, an expanded library for kids. It will also include best-in-cla

Wall Street closed lower on Wednesday, dragged down by tech and discretionary stocks. Recession fears dominated trade upon the release of Federal Reserve minutes, even as inflation numbers indicated that the central bank’s policies were taking effect. All three major inde

While investors have renewed interest in the tech sector this year, this week, however, the sector lagged with news of PC shipments falling 29% y/y globally in 1Q23 due to excess inventory and decreased consumer demand. All of the top manufacturers saw declines of 24% to 40% in shipments including Lenovo, HP, Dell, Asus, and [...] Read more at ETFtrends.com.

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Investors aren't sure what to make of Netflix's (NASDAQ: NFLX) short-term prospects right now. While the video streamer has returned to subscriber growth following a post-pandemic slump, it isn't clear whether revenue gains can accelerate into the double-digit range again. And co

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Warner Bros Discovery Inc said on Wednesday it will launch on May 23 its long-awaited new streaming service, christened "Max", which combines HBO Max's scripted entertainment with Discovery's reality shows.

Warner Bros Discovery Inc on Wednesday unveiled its long-awaited new streaming service, christened "Max", which combines HBO Max's scripted entertainment with Discovery's reality shows.

Alphabet’s GOOGL division Google recently introduced features for YouTube Premium users to provide an enhanced experience.The new features include queuing on phones and tablets, Watch Together sessions on Android and iOS, cross-device viewing to continue watching videos a

Looking today at week-over-week shares outstanding changes among the universe of ETFs covered at ETF Channel, one standout is the The Communication Services Select Sector SPDR Fund (Symbol: XLC) where we have detected an approximate $252.2 million dollar inflow -- that's a 2.5%

Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) has long been a battleground stock as critics jeered the company for its cash burn for years and dismissed its business model.

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Looking at options trading activity among components of the Russell 3000 index, there is noteworthy activity today in Chipotle Mexican Grill Inc (Symbol: CMG), where a total volume of 5,831 contracts has been traded thus far today, a contract volume which is representative of a

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Netflix stock ( NASDAQ:NFLX ) has undergone a massive rally over the past year, more than doubling from its 52-week lows of ~$162. However, is it possible that the rally is starting to run out of steam? On the one hand, there are several positive catalysts currently supporting Netflix's bullish case, including lasting subscriber growth, industry-leading profitability metrics, and a promising ad-supported model. On the other hand, the stock appears significantly overvalued relative to future earnings growth projections. Consequently, I believe that Netflix has limited upside potential from its current stock price levels. Therefore, I am neutral on NFLX. Netflix's Bull Case Netflix's bullish case can be broken down into three key elements, in my view -- continuous subscriber growth, unmatched profitability metrics within the industry, and a promising ad-supported model. Let's delve deeper into each of those! Subscriber Growth Netflix continues to impress with its subscriber growth, expanding its already massive base of over 250 million active paying accounts. To provide context here, Netflix was one of the major beneficiaries of the COVID-19 pandemic. With restrictions persisting globally and consumers pivoting to home entertainment, Netflix managed to sustain robust net subscriber additions during 2020 and 2021. However, as soon as the COVID-19 tailwind evaporated, Netflix reported its first net subscriber decline, losing about 200,000 paying members in Q1 of 2022. This caused panic among investors, who feared that the company's winning trajectory would soon dwindle, particularly with the emergence of competitors such as Disney+ ( NYSE:DIS ) in the market at the time. Fortunately, this setback turned out to be temporary. Even though Netflix experienced a brief decline in subscriber growth due to the reversal of some COVID-driven memberships, it swiftly bounced back into growth mode. In fact, Netflix has consistently grown its membership count every quarter since then, with its Q4-2022 growth being especially noteworthy, boasting a remarkable sequential hike of 3.4%. Unmatched Profitability Metrics With Netflix continuing to drive subscriber growth to this day, the company has mastered unlocking the benefits of scaling economics, resulting in industry-leading profitability metrics. In Fiscal 2022, Netflix posted an operating income of $5.6 billion, a net income of $4.5 billion, and free cash flow of $1.6 billion. Now compare this with Disney's service. Even though Disney+ has already grown its membership count to a massive 137.7 million, Disney's DTC segment posted an operating loss of about $4 billion in Fiscal 2022. In fact, operating losses widened from the previous year's $1.6 billion. It's reasonable to assume that the same holds true for Amazon's ( NASDAQ:AMZN ) Prime Video segment, given the company's substantial investment in streaming. This investment is unlikely to be offset by Prime membership revenues, as Prime offers a multitude of benefits to consumers beyond streaming, and the Prime segment itself was not profitable last year. I am not even going to touch upon Netflix's smaller competitors, such as CuriosityStream ( NASDAQ:CURI ), which are losing money big time. Promising Ad-Supported Model Netflix's recent introduction of an ad-supported model seems like a highly-promising development, one that is expected to continue driving both its top and bottom-line growth. Notably, the company's lower-priced ad-supported subscription plan was launched in 12 countries just six months after its initial announcement in November. Until now, Netflix has relied solely on subscription revenues for cash flow. However, with the introduction of its ad-related revenue stream, the company will soon be reporting revenues from two distinct segments in its upcoming earnings reports. But why do I think that the ad-supported model will be accretive to Netflix's profitability? Well, for starters, the company's own management has attested to the fact that this model will bolster revenues and profits. But beyond that, it's easy to see why. By embracing the ad-supported approach, Netflix will be able to tap into a previously untapped user base that has been unwilling to pay for content on the platform. This means that the company will generate supplementary revenues from a brand-new audience. The basic ads plan will only display around five minutes of ads per hour, which is hardly enough to bug viewers with program interruptions. At the same time, advertisers will find Netflix to be a welcoming home since they can leverage user data to deliver top-quality ad content. This allows Netflix to charge premium ad rates, which should translate into a highly-profitable new revenue stream. Importantly, Netflix won't have to spend any additional funds on creating new shows for this ad-supported model. Instead, they'll be using content from their existing catalog. This means that the lion's share of ad-related cash flows will go directly to Netflix's bottom line. Is NFLX Stock a Buy, According to Analysts? Turning to Wall Street, the stock has fetched a Moderate Buy consensus rating based on 17 Buys, 16 Holds, and two Sells assigned in the past three months. At $357.53, the average Netflix stock price target implies just 4.9% upside potential. The Takeaway -- Netflix's Valuation is Too High Netflix's bullish case appears rather strong, with the company featuring a number of factors that are likely to keep propelling its revenues and profits higher. That said, as Wall Street's estimates suggest, it's quite likely that most of this upside has been already priced in and that the stock has limited upside following its extended rally from last May's lows. In fact, even though consensus estimates point toward notable earnings-per-share growth of 14.8% to about $11.40 for Fiscal 2023, this implies a hefty forward P/E of about 30. In my view, that's a significantly elevated multiple, given where most of the rest of the Nasdaq ( NDX ) constituents are trading, especially when taking into account that interest rates remain on the rise. Therefore, if you have already recorded some significant unrealized gains following the stock's rally, it could be a smart move to book some profits and de-risk your holdings from a possible P/E compression in the coming quarters. Disclosure 

Netflix NFLX releases new episodes of its first Brazilian children’s entertainment series, The Nutty Boy, on Apr 6.The Nutty Boy is an animated comedy series that showcases the life of an out-of-the-box kid with big ideas and a positive mindset who loves involving everyon