How Financial Education’s view on $NFLX changed

2026-09-14Bullish
“These 2 Stocks are Next to Soar‼️”
NFLX remains a buy with significant upside; speaker intends to hold or add at current prices, viewing only a drop to 200 as a reason to sell.

And uh Netflix up 6,300.

Netflix [sighs and gasps] is a still a buy. It, you know, it's starting to go up for us. We're up 14,000 is a a relatively newer buy for me in the public count. Uh long long upside ahead.

It's not a price you could really give me on Netflix. I mean, if it was 200, okay, you can have my Netflix shares, but there's nothing even remotely close to where we're at right now that would make me say I got to start selling my Netflix shares.

You know, uh, like I said, 200, okay, take my Netflix shares off my hands right now. But anywhere around here, 80, 100, 120, no, thank you. If anything, I'll keep buying.

2026-08-31Bullish
“4 Stocks to Go ALL IN September 2026‼️”
Netflix has strong growth levers (ads/international) and cheap valuation; expected 19-25% CAGR base case and outperformance vs S&P 500 in bear case justify aggressive buying.

Okay, number three of these four stocks is Netflix. This stock is running, man. This stock is up 12.6% just in the past month. It is running. It's $81 stock as of right now when it comes to Netflix.

I don't need to explain it. The business model Netflix, you know why? Cuz I bet you the far majority of people watching this video right now, you're a Netflix customer. I would also say almost every single person watching this video right now is aware of Netflix.

Even if you're not a Netflix customer, you're aware of it. It's not like you're like, I never heard of that before, right? Super famous, one of the most famous companies in the world, right?

2026-08-21Bullish
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