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Invest with HenryPublished 2026-09-25
“25 Minutes Retirement Strategy for anyone with $50,000”
$NFLXBullish
NFLX is considered cheap; speaker is willing to own shares at $65 via put assignment despite recent price decline from low growth expectations.

So, I will use Netflix. I chose Netflix because it's my favorite, I'll go into more detail about Netflix towards the end of today's presentation, but for now I'll show you this example to illustrate what a spread is.

I do have some examples like SoFi and Netflix that I would like to discuss. The next business is Netflix, who have been in the market for a long time, but for every $1 in revenue they can keep 28 cents.

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The CompoundPublished 2026-09-22
“Josh’s Worst Call This Year | WAYT”
$NFLXNo side taken
Speaker holds NFLX despite being down 19% and stock falling 47% from highs; views current price slump as overdone given buybacks and expected earnings growth, though admits it was a bad decision.

To illustrate this figure, adding $450 billion is equivalent to adding Costco ( $430 billion), Procter & Gamble ($400 billion ), Johnson & Johnson ($400 billion ), Home Depot, and Netflix ($375, $380 billion ).

Okay, let's talk about the stock that you and I own, which seems to be experiencing a price slump. I'm going to tell you now that this is the worst decision I've made this year.

But I was completely wrong in this decision. I make a lot of mistakes, but I use stop-loss orders. I did the opposite here. I was lowering the average purchase price all the time.

She simply refused to see reality. We are talking about someone who has a Netflix account. So , I was wrong on every occasion I spoke about this stock. I was wrong in my writings about him, in my television appearances, and in this program as well.

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Verified InvestingPublished 2026-09-20
“A Day Trade, Swing Trade, and Long-Term Hold (SanDisk, Micron, Nike)”
$NFLXNo side taken
Netflix is not favored as a trade after a ~5% drop; only attractive if it reaches $65 for a long-term hold.

Netflix stock has fallen by approximately 5%, but I don't favor it as a trading deal unless it's at $65, and that would be a long-term deal.

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The Investor ChannelPublished 2026-09-18
“AI Doom Threatens Stocks | Meta MUSE Hits | Amazon x 1,000”
$NFLXBearish
AI-driven market sentiment hurts Netflix; technical rejection at 200-day MA indicates potential for new lows.

Moving on to Netflix, what the hell happened to Netflix this week? At the beginning of the week, it closed at $80. The stock fell by 10%. I think the AI-driven doomsday obsession isn't good for Netflix.

The stock is now approaching $71. You want to see that from a technical perspective as well , as we may be recording a new low.

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Verified InvestingPublished 2026-09-18
“The 180% Options Trade: How The SEC's Tokenization Ruling Paid”Wells Fargo
$NFLXBearish
NFLX is in a downtrend following a Wells Fargo downgrade; price may retest $75 support and face rejection.

and not only that, but Netflix is declining and SanDisk is starting to rise.

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Yet Another Value PodcastPublished 2026-09-18
“$NTDOY: is Nintendo's flywheel actually there? | Accrued Interest”
$NFLXNo side taken
NFLX has strong fundamentals (margin growth, global distribution) but faces long-term threats from AI content and strategic missteps like acquisitions.

Then we Netflix and About Spotify I will talk about that.

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In the media Advertisement Best for Which place is it? This Netflix Homepage, right? Although Netflix You are that Doesn't give a chance. I Netflix Mention I did, which is next. Discussion Forecast,

Verified InvestingPublished 2026-09-18
“BOJ Action Spooks Markets, Yields Rise, Triple Witching, Oil Turns Higher, Gold Holds Strong”
$NFLXNo side taken
NFLX is not a preferred swing trade due to downgrade and content concerns, but is interesting for day trading.

Netflix got downgraded today. I have a key level here. We're almost at this key level around 7150 or so. That is the first area of support. They got a downgrade today. I believe, and this was kind of sad to see, but it is what it is.

The analyst downgraded the company to a I believe it was like a $52 price target. So, it's not a good price target. They highlighted the second half of the year, their their quality of content degrading, maybe not as being as strong, and lots of other factors out there, which listen, in all fairness, is is kind of true.

I don't know how many of you guys have been on Netflix, but I I am struggling these days to find good stuff to watch. Maybe there is some, maybe I just don't have the time to research it at this point.

But either way, the downgrade is pushing the stock down. Do I like it as a swing trade here? No. But as a day trade, it is peing my interest today. So Netflix is on the radar.

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BenzingaPublished 2026-09-17
“Stocks Shrug Off A Hawkish Fed? | PreMarket Playbook + All Access | September 17, 2026”
$NFLXBearish
Netflix faces a content problem; doubtful it can regain past performance or retain users via live events.

another show favorite, and it's Netflix. And Netflix has actually made some moves here recently. Currently sitting at just about 77 bucks here.

Here's an interesting irony, I guess, to the story. Netflix content chief shrugs off YouTube threat, saying, quote, "Young people only watch short things isn't true."

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Meet KevinPublished 2026-09-15
“The Stock Market Nervousness, Fed, Elon, AI Chips”Mark Mahaney
$NFLXBullish
NFLX is undervalued; agrees with analyst view that market misses positives despite stock being down from highs.

So, you real quick, you bought more Netflix, you bought more Delta. I did. Uh Netflix is 38% below its 52 week uh its all-time highs. I think the stock is just too cheap. Mark Mahaney came out yesterday, $110 price target, says the market is missing all of the positives. I agree.

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Financial EducationPublished 2026-09-14
“These 2 Stocks are Next to Soar‼️”
$NFLXBullish
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.

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BenzingaPublished 2026-09-14
“AI Slowdown Selloff: Dip or Warning Shot? | PreMarket Playbook + Cboe | September 14, 2026”
$NFLXNo side taken
NFLX price is expected to move toward the trend line (potentially $905), but no prediction is made on whether it breaks through or gets rejected.

We'll take a look at Netflix in the meantime. Uh, here's what Netflix's chart looks like. Netflix up 1.36%. Now, Izzy was saying this is on an upgrade here.

Looking at the chart here, stock is 78 bucks. We're basically going to test the 100 day here today. The 100 day is sitting almost right on top of the 20-day. So, I think both of these are going to be on deck here for a test.

We'll see if we move through that. Otherwise, though, really want to hold the 50.

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Invest with HenryPublished 2026-09-12
“5 Stocks I'm Buying Now Before 2027 (Insane Growth Potential)”
$NFLXBullish
Netflix is a buy/hold; the 26 PE ratio is fair given the advertising segment's growth to $3 billion and steady financials, contradicting the market's view that growth is finished.

Netflix is really, really hard hit, 35% below.

Now the next stock is Netflix. Netflix has been an absolute very very difficult stock to be an investor in. The PE ratio is still 26. So if you think about it, the PE ratio is not super low, okay?

But Netflix has very consistent cash flow. The only issue is and the reason why the stock is down is because they're not getting as much user growth, including internationally, which is a huge problem.

Investors see that as a massive problem because essentially the growth is not as growthy anymore.

Christopher Uhl - OVTLYRPublished 2026-09-12
“PREPARE FOR MONDAY‼️ #AMD #PLTR #AAPL #INTC #MSFT #META #DELL #NFLX”
$NFLXBearish
Netflix is in a downtrend following a sell signal on September 1st; technicals are negative.

Let's take a look at Netflix. How'd Netflix do this week? Netflix was um was got killed down uh down 6% this week. Taking a look at Netflix sell signal came before this happened all the way back on September 1st.

Yeah, Netflix has sold off hard hard. That buy signal was in place from August 10th all the way to September 1st. It's not looking good from Netflix. Not looking good at all,

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The Investor ChannelPublished 2026-09-11
“$3000 iPhone !!!! | OpenAI Cuts $200 Plan! | Meta MUSE POPS!”
$NFLXBearish
NFLX is in a shorter-term downtrend following rejection at the 200-day moving average; no bullish technical signal.

Moving on to Netflix started the week at 76. Momentum still a little bit in Netflix shares. Shares were up almost 2% the finished week over $77 per share.

The company aired a Thursday night football game last night. I believe it was on Netflix. I was looking around for the game. I couldn't find it. But many believe that the NFL's next media right deal would look a lot different.

I agree. Set to end in 29 2030. Although they tend to negotiate these things maybe a year or two prior to that. You're going to have all the big tech companies including Google, maybe even Apple, obviously Amazon, Netflix trying to vive for that.

But the NFL likes to spread these out among many networks including the more traditional ones.

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Schwab NetworkPublished 2026-09-09
“Ca$htag$: NFLX Losing to WBD & DIS in Consumer Demand, Live Offers Opportunity”
$NFLXNo side taken
NFLX valuation is lower and potentially oversold; live events and theatrical releases are levers that could improve growth.

You know, Netflix has been one of those names that it just hasn't been the king of streaming in terms of how shares have been viewed now as they were in the past. Yeah, I think that this is one that we've been tracking for a little while now where we've seen consumer demand growth just kind of slow down a bit and this tracks in revenue as well.

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BenzingaPublished 2026-09-08
“Oil Tops $99! Iran, CPI Fears Hit Stocks | PreMarket Playbook + T3 Live | September 8, 2026”
$NFLXBearish
NFLX remains in a downtrend (incomplete head-and-shoulders, below July 2025 trendline); support likely near $75/50-day SMA.

Flowjunkie wanted to take a look at Netflix. So, here's here's Netflix. Um, this Yeah, this has recently kind of made a move coming back in here. Let's see if it holds the 50. Ultimately, the big thing here, we still have a head and shoulders that has not fully played out and we're actually still beneath this downtrend line that originates back in July of 2025.

So, to me, this is still kind of trending lower.

Parkev Tatevosian, CFAPublished 2026-09-08
“Creating a Forever Portfolio: 5 Stocks to Buy and Never Sell”
$NFLXBullish
NFLX is a core long-term hold; trading at $82 vs $127 fair value due to strong unit economics and growing library, despite risk of consumer shift to short-form video.

The next stock I will highlight as a candidate to buy and hold forever is Netflix, the leader in live streaming. Netflix has spent more than a decade learning how to create content that consumers love to watch and to do so in a cost-effective way.

Of course, any studio can produce great content and spend hundreds of millions of dollars to make a movie that everyone loves, but can you make money while continuing to produce that movie with a budget of hundreds of millions? This is the difficult part.

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Parkev Tatevosian, CFAPublished 2026-09-06
“Think AI is a Bubble Waiting to Burst? 3 Relatively Safe Stocks You Can Buy”
$NFLXBullish
NFLX is a strong buy; fair value $127 vs current $81 implies 57% upside in 12-18 months.

Netflix is actually one of my favorite stocks to buy right now. I ranked it among the top ten. I own Netflix shares in my portfolio as one of my largest investment positions.

I have estimated the fair value of Netflix shares at $127. The current market price is $81. I expect Netflix stock to rise by 57% over the next 12 to 18 months.

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