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Netflix News 1 September 2025 - 15 November 2025

NFLX Stock Today (Nov 15, 2025): Split Takes Effect Monday, Ads Reach 190M Viewers, Gaming & ‘Netflix House’ Add New Growth Levers — Analysis & 2026 Forecast

NFLX Stock Today (Nov 15, 2025): Split Takes Effect Monday, Ads Reach 190M Viewers, Gaming & ‘Netflix House’ Add New Growth Levers — Analysis & 2026 Forecast

Updated: Saturday, November 15, 2025 Key takeaways at a glance What changed for NFLX in November 2025 1) The 10‑for‑1 stock split is here.Netflix’s third split since its 2002 IPO resets the share price and may boost liquidity and retail accessibility. Record date: Nov 10; distribution: after close Nov 14; split‑adjusted trading starts Nov 17. Splits don’t change fundamentals, but…
15 November 2025
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Netflix’s 10-for-1 Stock Split Arrives Monday: What NFLX Investors Need to Know Today – and Why Eli Lilly Could Be Next

Netflix’s 10-for-1 Stock Split Arrives Monday: What NFLX Investors Need to Know Today – and Why Eli Lilly Could Be Next

Netflix’s long-awaited 10‑for‑1 stock split is now entering its crucial final stage. After today’s market close, existing shareholders will receive nine additional shares for every one they already own, with split‑adjusted trading set to begin on Monday, November 17. Netflix At the same time, Wall Street is buzzing about Eli Lilly (LLY), whose four‑digit share price and explosive growth have…
14 November 2025
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Netflix Stock Rockets to Record Highs as Wall Street Eyes $1,500

Netflix Shocks Wall Street with 10-for-1 Stock Split — Could Shares Soar to $1,500?

What Happened: The Mechanics of the 10-for-1 Split On Oct. 30, 2025 (a Thursday after market close), Netflix announced that its board had authorized a ten-for-one forward stock split Reuters Prnewswire. The split is effected by amending Netflix’s charter so that each existing share becomes ten shares. Practically, on Nov. 10, 2025 (record date) every shareholder will receive nine additional…
31 October 2025
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Netflix Stock Soars: Wall Street Targets $1,500 as Earnings Loom

Netflix Stock Splits & Soars: Bulls Eye $1,500 After 70% Rally

Investor outlook: The current consensus is that Netflix remains a long-term winner, but not without near-term risks. Confidence is high thanks to record subscriber counts, a strong content slate, and a hand at price increases; the stock’s 70% rally this year reflects that optimism ts2.tech. Some investors are now eyeing a $1,500 price tag as achievable if growth stays on…
30 October 2025
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Netflix Stock Rockets to Record Highs as Wall Street Eyes $1,500

Netflix (NFLX) Stock Plummets 10% After Q3 Earnings Miss – Key Facts and Outlook

Q3 Earnings and Stock Reaction Netflix’s Oct. 21 report showed continued growth but missed the street’s profit expectations, triggering a sharp sell-off. The company reiterated robust revenue guidance (about $44–45 billion for 2025) and Q4 revenue forecast (~$11.96 billion, up ~17% YoY) Tradealgo ts2.tech. Still, the unexpected Brazilian tax hit meant EPS of $5.87 fell well short of the ~$6.97 consensus Tradealgo…
23 October 2025
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Netflix Stock Rockets to Record Highs as Wall Street Eyes $1,500

Netflix Stock Rollercoaster: Rallies to Record Highs, Plunges 10% After Earnings Miss

Stock Performance and Recent Price Action Netflix stock has been volatile but strong this year. In 2025, NFLX climbed to multi‑year highs – mid‑October it traded around $1,210–$1,240, roughly up 30–40% since January and about +70% from a year ago ts2.tech. The rally was driven by sustained subscriber growth, pricing power and the new ad-supported tier. On Oct 21, NFLX…
22 October 2025
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Netflix Stock Tanks 5% After Q3 Earnings Miss — Analysts Remain Bullish

Netflix Stock Tanks 5% After Q3 Earnings Miss — Analysts Remain Bullish

Stock Performance and Recent Movement Netflix’s stock had been on a tear in 2025. By mid-October, NFLX was trading near $1,240, roughly 30–40% higher than its level a year earlier Investopedia Investing. This rally reflected strong subscriber and revenue growth earlier in the year. As one Investopedia analysis noted, Netflix was expected to benefit from higher pricing, hit original shows…
22 October 2025
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Netflix Stock Rockets to Record Highs as Wall Street Eyes $1,500

Netflix Stock Rockets to Record Highs as Wall Street Eyes $1,500

Stock Performance and Recent News Netflix shares have been on a tear in late 2025. By mid-October, NFLX was trading around the $1,210–1,220 range ts2.tech, up roughly 70% from a year earlier. The stock closed at $1,238.56 on Oct. 20, 2025 ts2.tech, reflecting strong year-to-date gains. This rally came amid a generally bullish market and upbeat investor sentiment, driven by…
22 October 2025
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Netflix Stock Soars: Wall Street Targets $1,500 as Earnings Loom

Netflix Stock Soars: Wall Street Targets $1,500 as Earnings Loom

Macroeconomic Backdrop Investors also consider the broader economy. After a year of volatility, the U.S. Federal Reserve began easing in 2025. By mid-October, the Fed’s benchmark rate was 4.00–4.25% Investopedia. Economists say Fed officials are trying to gently “take the foot off the brake” on policy to avoid a sharp slowdown Investopedia. In this environment (lower rates, contained inflation), stocks…
21 October 2025
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Global Binge-Watch Bonanza: Top Streaming Movies & Series Dominating Netflix, Disney+, Prime & More (Sept 2025)

Global Binge-Watch Bonanza: Top Streaming Movies & Series Dominating Netflix, Disney+, Prime & More (Sept 2025)

Top Streaming Hits of Early September 2025 As summer turns to fall, streaming viewership is at an all-time high. A handful of breakout hits and fan-favorite series are dominating screens worldwide. On Netflix, an unlikely champion has emerged: the animated musical KPop Demon Hunters, which Netflix confirms is now its most-watched film ever with over 236 million views, surpassing even…
1 September 2025
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  • SLB Shares Show Strong Momentum Amid 46% Discount to Intrinsic Value
    January 22, 2026, 6:18 AM EST. SLB (NYSE:SLB) surged recently, posting a 26.58% gain in one month and 34.74% over three months, attracting investor attention. Despite a 7.01% decline over three years, the stock offers a compelling valuation based on its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 19.9x, below the US energy services sector average of 22.2x. The firm recorded revenue of $35.247 billion and net income of $3.645 billion. Simply Wall St's discounted cash flow (DCF) model estimates SLB's intrinsic value at $90.62, implying shares trade at a 46% discount. The gap suggests the market may be factoring in risks or lower growth expectations. Investors should weigh recent momentum against these valuation metrics and risks in the energy services sector.
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