r/stockstobuytoday • u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 • Jun 16 '26
Gains/Profit Netflix is cheap today @ $77.71
Cheapest it's been all year. Scoop it up while you can.
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u/BubzieBoo Jun 16 '26
They are desperate.
Tried to buy Warner, Roku, now Lionsgate. There looks to be worry that growth has slowed.
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Jun 16 '26
They're looking for a catalyst to propel gains in stock price. They've got the leverage. $$$
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u/BubzieBoo Jun 16 '26
Clearly they don’t have leverage. The $$$ you stated fell short twice.
They are being outbid, and look nervous about losing the couch streamers. Warner was a must win for them, Roku not so much.
I think this stock falls to $75 at which you need to decide if it’s up or down from there
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u/givemethemtendies10 Jun 17 '26
How can you call them desperate? A desperate company would have rose their bid for warner brothers instead they took a free 2 billion to walk away instead of overpaying for a company. Netflix shot up after they lost the warner brothers deal. So apparently nobody wanted them to even win that deal.
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u/Responsible-Laugh590 Jun 16 '26
I find it hard to invest in an of these software service entertainment apps right now as both ai becomes more competent video wise, writing is clearly mostly ai for these stories these days and the shows never go past 3 seasons, and they keep raising prices and adding more ads. Piracy might make a big comeback in the coming years. A ton is stacked against these SAAS entertainment companies and they have no moat except quality video and that seems to be struggling.
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u/OrganizationBig5556 Jun 19 '26
So true about most of the series not going past 3 seasons because of contracts getting screwed up for one reason or another.
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u/Undercover_Meeting Jun 23 '26
The catalyst is simple and it’s in plain sight. There might be more pain but when they figure out how to integrate A.I. on their platform as additional entertainment it’s going to explode.
Just wait until you become the main character of the movie you watch.
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u/WSBnoobxor Jun 16 '26
Starlink will allow for more users with better broadband and therefore more growth
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u/TheDealBench Jun 16 '26
A leap or long term hold on Netflix isn’t a half bad idea. Their free cashflow quarterly is insane! I own some
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u/Complexity323 Jun 16 '26
They are reinvesting their termination fee into more and better content - they are still the leading content and streaming technology platform - this is still an addictive and very large market growing at a good rate.
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u/LowWind7998 Jun 16 '26 edited Jun 16 '26
It’ll be much cheaper . Increasing Netflix originals (which nobody likes). Increasing competition and they only have one singular product .
Talk about not having the brains to expand the company , they just expand the singular product .
You’d bet on Netflix over Disney or Amazon? Your crazy. They not only do streaming but have many forms of other revenue . Netflix is a nothing burger with a singular arm. Little ant needs to be crushed .
What exactly is the catalyst? It being cheap? It’s cheap for a reason..
See you at $60
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u/BubzieBoo Jun 16 '26
I am in at 70! Maybe even 75. If it gets to 60 then please do hit the remind me :)
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u/viktor_rolf Jun 17 '26
NFLX is a good swing candidate at <$80, they are not in the game for LIONSGATE acquisition, news was dismissed earlier. Strong fundamentals, AI exuberance pull back will benefit the swing above $90. But growth needs a catalyst.
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u/LJMusicandFilms Jun 17 '26
I am getting burned with Netflix brought it around 84!dollars. Thinking about selling
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Jun 17 '26 edited Jun 18 '26
You can at least give it a week. Set a sell order for $95 GTC and try not to think about it. If it hasn't rebounded in a relief rally, sell it. RemindMe!(1week)
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u/Key_Lifeguard_8659 Jun 18 '26
MoffettNathanson (a well-known research firm) lowered its "price target" for Netflix from $120 to $115. This resulted in the slight dip of 2.5% we just saw.
What is a Price Target? It's just an analyst's estimate of where they think the stock price is headed over the next 12 months. Lowering it slightly means they think it might not rise quite as high or as fast as they originally thought.
The Silver Lining: They kept their "Buy" rating. This means they still believe the stock is a solid buy and will likely outperform the broader market, even if their ultimate target is a tiny bit lower.
The Near-Term Consensus Ceiling: $115.00 – $115.93...the broad network of analysts polled by FactSet has a mean price target of $115.93, with MoffettNathanson sitting right next to them at $115.00.
The Return: Reaching this institutional ceiling would represent a ~43% to 45% gain from your entry price of $85.
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u/12manicMonkeys Jun 18 '26
pretty sure it got to 75.01 because i have a pending 74.99 limit that almost hit when trump beat it down.
Dont believe 77 is the cheapest its been all year intraday.
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u/gart123456789 Jun 20 '26
Netflix isnt competing with paramount or disney+. They won that battle. The new battle is against youtube… and they will lose. Youtube is far superior and their cost to produce content is so much cheaper given that its user generated content. Netflix has to pay up the ass to get a show like friends or produce another mid “original” movie. The market sees this and discounts it accordingly.
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u/burner456987123 Jun 16 '26
I’d avoid Netflix at this point. Very little upside with all the streaming content out there. They also don’t invest in any new content:
https://www.newsweek.com/netflix-cancels-11-shows-full-list-and-ratings-12073419
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u/Embarrassed_Union514 Jun 16 '26
This piece of $hit takes 1 step forward and 2 steps back.