NASDAQ:NFLX

Netflix Inc. (NFLX)

65.04
-3.65 (5.31%)
as of Oct 21, 2026, 8:00:00 pm Market Closed.
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BUY
Is one of 7 growth stocks where investors don't care about earnings during this pandemic, so buy them: Who wants to go to a movie cinema and risk illness? Netflix reports tomorrow. History says buy it regardless of the results. Great growth stocks keep rising until something goes wrong and the thesis falls apart.
DON'T BUY
Q2 expectations were really high at 11M new subscribers, so only 10M made the stock sell off. A "build it and they will come" sort of stock. Not a fan of this model. You're paying today for what's supposed to happen down the road, and this risks your capital. Increased competition. Will continue heavy spending on content, so won't be free cashflow positive till 2024.
TOP PICK
Their numbers are getting better and better. World dominant online entertainment streaming provider. Short term, staying at home has changed consumer habits. Longer term, depth of content will sustain subscriber momentum. Growth engine is expanding into international markets. Great for growth investors. No dividend. (Analysts’ price target is $507.39)
BUY

Before Disney+ and other competitors, it provided the best value proposition for the customer. Netflix still has the depth of content with international offerings. They are also a quality content producer with high quality shows.

DON'T BUY
Allan Tong’s Discover Picks The smart money would’ve bought this during the height of the lockdown in late-March when Netflix touched $300. Now, the subs don’t support the stock price. That said, Netflix will continue to dominate the streaming space, so shareholders could hold for the long term, add on even deeper pullbacks or take some profits. Read Top 3 Hits & Misses for our full analysis.
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Obviously it's benefited from people staying at home. Their valuation has always been an issue for him, but they are attracting a lot of subscribers. Buy they face a lot of competition from Disney, Apple, etc. It's trading at the 50-day moving average. He'd consider that at the 200-day average.

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Short-term growth? He's a long-term trader, but can't comment on the short term. This is the ultimate stay-home stock, but faces increasing competition from Apple, Disney, etc. Also beware of how much cash they burn as they produce lots of shows and movies. A big caveat. That's why he's not buying it.

DON'T BUY
Nearly every house has this if they have a smart TV. Everyone is talking about the latest shows. It has a rich valuation. He would look at other streaming opportunities, so he is on the sidelines.
TOP PICK
It has held up well during this crisis. Their spending on new content has generated a larger user base. This is a good time to get in.
PAST TOP PICK
(A Top Pick Sep 27/19, Up 31%) He still likes it. They thought back then was their deep library would provide a long viewing runway at a very reasonable price. They will remain one of the core streaming services in the long run, he thinks. It is very wide-appealing.
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(A Top Pick Oct 02/19, Up 45%) There's room to own both this and Disney, which has worked out well for him. The quality of content on both streamers is phenomenal and they're global.

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(A Top Pick Feb 26/19, Up 3%) It's always been volatile. He bought at $190 and increases his weighting whenever there's a dip. It's roared back lately. Several companies will share the streaming space and Netflix will be right there. Videogames, ads and user content are possible future avenues of revenue.
TOP PICK

It can live in harmony with Disney+. He still enjoys their content and user experience. They are a pioneer. Also: Netflix is still growing rapidly internationally. (Analysts’ price target is $306.50)

COMMENT

He owns Disney instead. Likely a long-time winner, but doesn't know when they will generate enough cash flow to justify their valuation (and offset their huge cash investments into content).

COMMENT

He prefers Disney which he owns, and will be a strong competitor to Netflix. Netflix does have the power to raise prices and they can premiere big films like the Irishman. Netflix can do well, but competitors like Disney are coming. The big question is, How many streamers will a consumer have?

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