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Netflix’s stock has surged, but a reverse cannot be excluded

Last updated: October 6, 2024 5:50 am
By Ronald Dupree 6 Min Read
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Netflix (NFLX), the stock of which has soared to an all-time high $720, continues to perform well. The stock price has increased by more than 348% since its low point of 2022. This makes it one the most successful media companies in Wall Street. Walt Disney and Warner Bros., on the other hand, have had negative returns. Discovery and Paramount Global also had poor returns.

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Easy and predictable BusinessNetflix continues to growEarnings to comeValue is stretchedNetflix Stock Price Analysis

Easy and predictable Business

Netflix has seen its share price rise due to the company’s growing market share, and because it is a simpler business model than other media firms.

Paramount+, Smithsonian and Comedy Central are among the slowest-growing companies. Warner Bros has its MAX streaming platform and owns many legacy brands, such as CNN and Cartoon Network.

Netflix has a simple and straightforward business model that makes it easy to predict and highly profitable. It makes money from subscriptions and advertisements.

The company’s market share has grown over the years by adding millions of new customers each quarter. The competition, which analysts had feared in the past few years, hasn’t materialized.

Netflix continues to grow its business, adding products such as gaming and advertising. The ad revenue helps lower subscription prices and brings in new revenue.

Netflix continues to grow

Recent results from the second quarter show that business continues to grow by introducing new solutions. Revenue grew from $9.3billion in the second quarter of last year to $9.55billion, an increase of 19%.

In the United States of America and Canada, the company also makes more money per paying member. The average revenue has risen from 16 to 17.17 dollars. The figure fell in other regions, such as EMEA and LATAM.

You can understand Netflix’s rapid growth by looking at the company’s annual revenues. Prior to Covid, Netflix’s annual revenue exceeded $20.2 billion. It made $33.7 Billion last year and its 12-month trailing figure is $36 Billion. Despite the presence of large conglomerates, this growth was still achieved. Disney, Paramount and Warner released their own competing products.

Netflix is also a very profitable company. Its annual profit grew from 1,86 billion dollars in 2019 to more than $5.4 billion the previous year. The company’s income has also increased to nearly $7 billion.

Earnings to come

Netflix’s earnings report, due on October 17, will provide a significant catalyst to the stock price. The results of the earnings will give more information on Netflix’s business and profitability.

Analysts anticipate that quarterly revenues will increase by 14.4% year-over-year to $9.76 Billion. The company’s forecast for the quarter ahead is $10 billion. This will bring the total revenue to $38.7 Billion.

Netflix revenue growth has slowed down, as its revenue in 2025 is projected to be $43 Billion. This is a growth of 12% from 2024.

Netflix is likely to reach growth rates of just one percent, turning it into an value-added company.

Value is stretched

A large moat is always a factor in valuing premium companies such as Netflix, Mastercard and Visa.

Netflix has a forward P/E ratio of 37 and a trailing one of 45. The numbers above are both higher than the medians for communication, which is 18 and 20 respectively.

They are still higher than other Magnificent Seven companies such as Microsoft and Meta Platforms. Meta’s forward P/E is 27, Google has 22 and Apple 33. This means that Netflix may be overvalued.

To justify the company’s valuation, it must grow its revenue and profit.

Netflix Stock Price Analysis

On the weekly chart, it is clear that NFLX has had a bullish trend for quite some time. Recently, it crossed an important resistance level at $701 – its peak in November 2021.

Stocks have stayed above 50-weeks and 200-weeks Exponential Moving Avg. (EMA), indicating that the bulls remain in charge.

It has also formed an ascending wedge pattern. This is a common sign that a trend change will occur. Both the Relative Strength Index and MACD formed a divergence pattern that was bearish.

While the stock price may still have some upside potential, it is possible that the trend will turn bearish in the next few weeks. The stock will most likely reverse after the company releases its financial results, which is expected to happen on October 17th.

The price of Netflix has increased; however, a reverse cannot be completely ruled out. Prices may change as new information is released.

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