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Moving on to Netflix started the week at 76. Momentum still a little bit in Netflix shares. Shares were up almost 2% the finished week over $77 per share.

The company aired a Thursday night football game last night. I believe it was on Netflix. I was looking around for the game. I couldn't find it. But many believe that the NFL's next media right deal would look a lot different.

I agree. Set to end in 29 2030. Although they tend to negotiate these things maybe a year or two prior to that. You're going to have all the big tech companies including Google, maybe even Apple, obviously Amazon, Netflix trying to vive for that.

But the NFL likes to spread these out among many networks including the more traditional ones.

You know, Netflix has been one of those names that it just hasn't been the king of streaming in terms of how shares have been viewed now as they were in the past. Yeah, I think that this is one that we've been tracking for a little while now where we've seen consumer demand growth just kind of slow down a bit and this tracks in revenue as well.

Flowjunkie wanted to take a look at Netflix. So, here's here's Netflix. Um, this Yeah, this has recently kind of made a move coming back in here. Let's see if it holds the 50. Ultimately, the big thing here, we still have a head and shoulders that has not fully played out and we're actually still beneath this downtrend line that originates back in July of 2025.

So, to me, this is still kind of trending lower.

The next stock I will highlight as a candidate to buy and hold forever is Netflix, the leader in live streaming. Netflix has spent more than a decade learning how to create content that consumers love to watch and to do so in a cost-effective way.

Of course, any studio can produce great content and spend hundreds of millions of dollars to make a movie that everyone loves, but can you make money while continuing to produce that movie with a budget of hundreds of millions? This is the difficult part.

Netflix is actually one of my favorite stocks to buy right now. I ranked it among the top ten. I own Netflix shares in my portfolio as one of my largest investment positions.

I have estimated the fair value of Netflix shares at $127. The current market price is $81. I expect Netflix stock to rise by 57% over the next 12 to 18 months.

I'm also looking at Netflix. Netflix is just really hanging out right here. And you know what? With this time count going on on the spiders, I'm going to go ahead and just jump into a long here on Netflix.

It's been lingering down here, but we do have a 10-minute bottoming candle. So, we're going to give this a roll. See if we can't get a little bit of a pop.

Moving on to Netflix, the week began at $81, and the stock faced resistance, falling by approximately 4% to end the week at $78 . The company is raising its prices in the UK for the second time this year.

Therefore, the UK is facing an additional 33% price increase compared to just a few months ago. We'll see how this affects the cancellation rate . If people don't cancel their subscriptions, Netflix will continue to raise prices, but we'll see that clearly when the company announces its earnings.

Well, your third name that you brought up today has suffered a bit this year . We're talking about Netflix here. It is perhaps the least defensive of the three. So how do you view Netflix and what drives the opportunity here?

Well, I mean their revenues, they announced revenues of $12.5 billion with expectations of doubling advertising revenues, which sounds pretty good here. Their core advertising category growth engine will double to 3 billion this year, and as I said, enforcing separate emails for profiles is driving viewers to more paid accounts.

Their expansion into live sports looks very promising. The highly anticipated NFL holiday games provide them with a huge advertising inventory, and I think at the moment their low valuation, trading well below historically high levels, means we'll probably see Netflix start to move noticeably closer to the end of the year.

Today we have veteran “Fools,” Jason Hall and Rick Monarez, to evaluate a traditional favorite stock on a 1 to 10 scale, which is now close to its 52-week low at the time of recording this episode. It's Netflix stock, and its symbol is "NFLX".

We will try to determine if it is a good time to buy some shares. We will start by examining Netflix's business strengths, including factors such as industry and competition. Yes, did the late fees incurred from Reed Hastings' rental of "Apollo 13" really give birth to Netflix more than two decades ago?

No no. This has been largely refuted as mere media propaganda. However, Hastings and his team created a remarkable local distribution system for DVDs , shocking the world with a radical 180-degree shift towards live streaming about 20 years ago.

With approximately 325 million paying subscribers worldwide, it is a leading company with the advantages of scalability. I love invisible trenches , and I can't lie, but it's still a highly competitive market.

The next stock that I think is a great buying opportunity is the streaming pioneer Netflix. I calculated a fair value of the business at $129 and the current market price is $82.

Based on this difference, I calculated an upside here of 59% for Netflix over the next 12 to 18 months. One of the more bullish factors is the streaming tailwind. Consuming content via a streaming subscription is so much more convenient than over a cable or satellite subscription.

That's causing every year millions of people cancelling their cable and satellite subscription and moving to streaming exclusively.

Okay, number three of these four stocks is Netflix. This stock is running, man. This stock is up 12.6% just in the past month. It is running. It's $81 stock as of right now when it comes to Netflix.

I don't need to explain it. The business model Netflix, you know why? Cuz I bet you the far majority of people watching this video right now, you're a Netflix customer. I would also say almost every single person watching this video right now is aware of Netflix.

Even if you're not a Netflix customer, you're aware of it. It's not like you're like, I never heard of that before, right? Super famous, one of the most famous companies in the world, right?

Netflix. All right, so here's one of the biggest reasons that I never ever ever want to trade through earnings. So, Netflix got a buy signal running right up into earnings. And then what happened after earnings?

Earnings it it fell by 11% after this April earnings. And then the sell signal came. And then it just went down and down and down and down and down and it literally went down the entire quarter. The entire quarter it went down.

Moving on to Netflix, started the week at 80 bucks. shares continue to drift higher, up 1.9% this week at 8172. The company might add other rival streaming services to the platform.

Peacock and others. I thought this was an interesting, this is probably something I'm sure that's been floated in a meeting. The only thing advantage I think it could give to Netflix, and I don't know if this is true or not, but Netflix could actually gain insight into some of what is working on some of these other platforms.

Think about it. If you can log into Netflix and you can watch Peacock and Amazon Prime and whatever you want, well, Netflix retains some of the data of what you are watching and they can design programming and advertising around you.

And so I actually think that would be kind of interesting if Netflix ends up doing this. My guess is this is just a rumor.