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Netflix stock has been falling below support levels. The weakness makes the streaming giant a candidate for a bearish option trade.

Netflix says generative AI could make content discovery more personalized and interactive.

Shares of Netflix advanced on Thursday, putting them on pace to snap an eight-day losing streak, after Canada’s government directed its television and communications regulator to reverse a recent decision requiring U.S. streaming companies to funnel revenue to Canadian content. In May, Canada’s equivalent to the Federal Communications Commission said it would require large streamers to contribute 15% of Canadian revenue to Canadian content. The Motion Picture Association and the U.S. ambassador to Canada had pressed the country to change the policy, and the government acquiesced late Wednesday.

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Spotify and Netflix have both built dominant subscription platforms, but for a retirement-focused investor allocating capital in mid-2026, which streaming name deserves the slot? Spotify Technology (NYSE:SPOT) and Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) are screening as bargain candidates after both stocks have given back ground this year, but the underlying businesses are not in the same league. Three ... Spotify vs. Netflix: Which Streaming Stock Deserves Your Retirement Capital?

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Netflix’s stock hasn’t fared well since the company reported better-than-expected first-quarter earnings in April.

The video streaming giant's steady revenue growth and reliable cash flow are a recipe for long-term success.

The company is performing at its peak, but this can present a risk if the stock price appears to price in the assumption that these peak conditions are permanent.

In May 2026, iHeartMedia and Netflix expanded their video podcast partnership as The Breakfast Club, co-hosted by Charlamagne tha God, began streaming live on Netflix each weekday, offering nearly three hours of uninterrupted programming with exclusive bonus content for viewers. This move underscores Netflix’s push beyond traditional on-demand streaming into live, creator-led formats that can deepen engagement and broaden monetization opportunities. Next, we’ll examine how adding The...

If you have retirement capital to allocate today and you’re staring at Meta Platforms (NASDAQ:META) and Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX), the question is simple: Which one belongs in a portfolio built to fund the next 20 years of withdrawals? Both are mega-cap communication services names, both are profitable, and both are buying back stock. But the underlying ... Meta vs. Netflix: Which One Deserves Your Retirement Capital Today?

The leading video streaming platform has taken care of its investors historically, although shares have dropped meaningfully in the past year.

A Form 4 filing revealed that co-founder and Chairman of the Board Reed Hastings reported a pre-planned option exercise and share sale on June 1.

Netflix (NFLX) reached $83.33 at the closing of the latest trading day, reflecting a -2.94% change compared to its last close.

Netflix's falling stock price reveals an important investing lesson: sometimes stocks don't fall because the business gets worse, but because perceptions change.

Netflix (NFLX) is back in the spotlight after a cluster of recent announcements, including live daily streaming of radio show The Breakfast Club and new consumer product partnerships tied to its content franchises. See our latest analysis for Netflix. Despite fresh partnerships in live content and consumer products, momentum in Netflix’s shares has cooled, with a 30 day share price return of 6.8% lower and a 1 year total shareholder return down 29.6%. However, the 3 year total shareholder...

Beyond Amazon's (AMZN) familiar cloud and retail operations, a new identity is forming inside the company. Management now frames its custom silicon unit as one of the world's top three data center chip businesses. This internal capability is not just a cost-saving measure; it is a distinct and rapidly growing technology venture.

Management is signaling a major acceleration, but the market is sitting on its hands. Here’s what it’s waiting for.

At $85.85, Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) looks attractively positioned. The streaming giant trades 15% below its 52-week high and just above its $75.01 52-week low, even as the company raised free cash flow guidance and accelerated its advertising ramp. Netflix is the dominant subscription streaming platform with more than 325 million paid memberships and a rapidly scaling ... Netflix Nearing 52-Week Low: Buy, Sell or Hold?

One of the most successful growth stocks has changed significantly over the last decade.

Netflix has hired Caitlin Conant as head of U.S. policy communications and external affairs, according to a memo obtained by Axios.

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Netflix (NasdaqGS:NFLX) is expanding its consumer products reach with new partnerships tied to its family entertainment franchises. The company is working with Moose Toys on toy lines for Young MacDonald and the animated Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory. Netflix is also partnering with the Ferrero Group on Wonka branded products in several major international markets. For Netflix, streaming remains the core business, but consumer products are becoming an increasingly visible extension of...

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Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is one of the top stocks to buy for the long-term. On May 19, Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) announced at Licensing Expo in Las Vegas that Moose Toys will be the master toy partner for its upcoming animated film, Charlie vs. the Chocolate Factory, and preschool series, Young MacDonald. The company also partnered […]

After years of trading at a premium valuation, Netflix stock now trades at a compelling multiple.

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One of the biggest laggards over the past year is ready to stream positive returns.