NASDAQ:NFLX 28 January 2026 - 8 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.