Netflix Has Plummeted Over the Past Year and Just Dropped Again on Earnings. At 22 Times Profits, Is It a Buy?
View original at nasdaq.comNetflix Has Plummeted Over the Past Year and Just Dropped Again on Earnings. At 22 Times Profits, Is It a Buy? Key Points Netflix's second-quarter revenue rose 13% year over year, in line with the company's own forecast…
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60% confidenceNetflix expects advertising revenue to roughly double in 2026 to about $3 billion
60% confidenceNetflix kept its operating margin target of 31.5% for 2026, up from 29.5% in 2025
60% confidenceNetflix describes the entertainment industry as dynamic and competitive, fighting for viewing time against deep-pocketed rivals
60% confidenceManagement expects Q3 2026 revenue growth to slow to about 12% year over year
60% confidenceThe author is not buying Netflix stock now, as evidence the growth step-down is leveling off is not yet in the numbers; he is staying on the sidelines until the trend turns
60% confidenceNetflix narrowed its 2026 revenue forecast to a range of $51.0 billion to $51.4 billion, representing 13% to 14% growth
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Data points we hold from this source
| Netflix Inc. · pe ratio forward | 20 ratio |
| Netflix Inc. · pe ratio | 22 ratio |
| Netflix Inc. · stock repurchase | 4.7 USD |
| Netflix Inc. · operating income growth yoy | 11 percent |
| Netflix Inc. · ad revenue | 3 USD |
| Netflix Inc. · repurchase capacity remaining | 27.1 USD |
| Netflix Inc. · operating income | 4.2 USD |
