NASDAQ:NFLX 26 January 2026 - 7 February 2026

Netflix shares inched higher on Wednesday, closing regular trading at $80.16, up 0.3%. After-hours, the stock hovered near $80 as investors digested fresh political and regulatory challenges tied to its planned Warner Bros. Discovery deal.

Netflix shares dipped 0.9% to $82.76 in after-hours Monday, following a CNBC report that Warner Bros. Discovery may put its $82.7 billion streaming and studio asset sale to Netflix up for a shareholder vote in March. Warner Bros. Discovery said no date is set yet and that it will act after a preliminary proxy filing is completed. Netflix didn’t immediately comment. During the regular session, the stock fluctuated between $82.67 and $85.25 on volume of roughly 41.4 million shares.

Netflix shares slipped 0.1% to $83.39 on Monday following reports that Warner Bros Discovery plans a shareholder vote in March on an $82.7 billion proposal to sell its streaming and studio businesses to Netflix.

Netflix shares inched up on Friday after Bernstein SocGen reiterated an Outperform rating and a $115 price target, keeping the spotlight on a stock still fighting the hangover from a deal-driven selloff. The stock was up 0.1% at $83.28 in late morning trading.

Netflix shares dropped 1.8% to $83.16 in after-hours trading Thursday. This session, which takes place after the 4 p.m. market close, often sees thinner liquidity and more volatile price swings.

Shares of Netflix dipped 2.3% to $82.69 in late morning trading Thursday, hitting a session low of $82.37. Investors appeared rattled by growing political scrutiny surrounding the company’s planned Warner Bros Discovery deal.

Netflix shares slipped 1.1% to $84.64 in after-hours Wednesday, adding to a volatile run as investors weighed increased regulatory scrutiny of its planned Warner Bros deal. The stock fluctuated between $84.25 and $86.43 during the session, with roughly 37.6 million shares traded.

Netflix shares dipped Tuesday as British lawmakers called on the UK’s competition authority to scrutinize the streamer’s proposed Warner Bros Discovery deal. The dispute is increasingly taking on a political edge, overshadowing financial concerns.