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Netflix’s stock price has been on a tear in 2025. Shares of the streaming leader have climbed roughly 70% over the past year, recently trading around $1,200 – an all-time high region for the companyts2.tech. The tech-heavy Nasdaq’s overall strength and Netflix’s own performance have propelled the stock to this level. Year-to-date, Netflix is up about 30%, outpacing the broader market. It’s now roughly 10% below its peak of $1,341 per share reached earlier this monthnasdaq.com. This surge has boosted Netflix’s market capitalization to about $513–518 billionts2.techts2.tech, vaulting it into the upper echelon of tech media companies. Earnings momentum has underpinned the rally. Netflix soundly beat expectations in the last reported quarter, posting $11.08 billion in revenue and earnings of $7.19 per share, both slightly above analyst forecaststs2.tech. The company also reaffirmed its full-year guidance, signaling confidence in its second-half performancets2.tech. Wall Street expects more strong results in the upcoming Q3 report due on October 21, 2025. Consensus estimates forecast Q3 revenue of about $11.5 billion and EPS around $6.9nasdaq.com. If Netflix delivers on these targets, it could further validate the stock’s hefty valuation. Netflix’s forward price-earnings multiple is near 45–50×, a premium reflecting investors’ high growth expectationsnasdaq.comts2.tech. Any slip-up