NFLXNetflix, Inc.
Netflix, Inc. sells streaming video content, original and licensed, to subscribers globally. The next catalyst is Oct 23, 2026 — Q3 2026 Earnings Release, which will test the business’s ability to sustain revenue growth and margin expansion amid rising content costs and competitive pressure.
- Revenue growth YoY: 15.9% (2026)
- Net margin (TTM): 30.3%
- Free cash flow (TTM): $11.55B
The schedule
- Fri23Oct
Netflix reports Q3 results with shares deeply oversold (RSI at 28.7) and valuation compressed to 21x trailing earnings.
- Tue15Dec
Interim update on holiday content slate viewership and subscription tier pricing heading into 2027.
- Fri22Jan
Full-year 2026 wrap-up and initial forward guidance for 2027 subscriber growth and operating margins.
- Wed10Mar
Potential regulatory headwinds targeting dominant streaming platforms and content bundling practices across international markets.
- Fri16Apr
Q1 2027 results serving as a key fundamental check post-regulatory noise.
- Wed19May
Netflix's pitch to advertisers detailing scale, engagement metrics, and ad-tech capabilities.
- Fri16Jul
Mid-year earnings print assessing summer content performance and operating leverage.
Past
- Fri17Jul
Actual outcome: Bear · $67.43 at outcome
Price reached or fell below bear floor ($65.00) at outcome date.
Price reached or fell below bear floor ($65.00) at outcome date.
- Wed20May
Actual outcome: Mixed · $87.68 at outcome
Netflix's Annual Upfronts and ad-tier metrics update failed to provide a clear directional catalyst, leaving the stock completely flat over the target period. While the presentation offered color on the scaling of its advertising business, the lack of material upside surprises in ad-supported user growth or forward revenue guidance kept shares range-bound.
Netflix's Annual Upfronts and ad-tier metrics update failed to provide a clear directional catalyst, leaving the stock completely flat over the target period. While the presentation offered color on the scaling of its advertising business, the lack of material upside surprises in ad-supported user growth or forward revenue guidance kept shares range-bound.
- Thu23Apr
Actual outcome: Mixed · $92.27 at outcome
Netflix met Q1 EPS estimates exactly at $1.25 and beat revenue expectations, but issued softer-than-expected near-term guidance that initially disappointed investors. However, the company simultaneously authorized a massive $25 billion share buyback program to return capital to shareholders, which offset the weak outlook and stabilized the stock, resulting in a flat price reaction.
Netflix met Q1 EPS estimates exactly at $1.25 and beat revenue expectations, but issued softer-than-expected near-term guidance that initially disappointed investors. However, the company simultaneously authorized a massive $25 billion share buyback program to return capital to shareholders, which offset the weak outlook and stabilized the stock, resulting in a flat price reaction.
- Thu5Feb
Actual outcome: Bull · $97.09 at outcome
Netflix reported Q4 2025 EPS of $0.57, exactly meeting analyst estimates. The stock surged over 20% during the post-earnings period as positive analyst model adjustments and favorable forward guidance drove strong upward momentum. This post-earnings drift pushed shares well past the $86.50 bull target, reflecting sustained market confidence in the company's underlying growth metrics.
Netflix reported Q4 2025 EPS of $0.57, exactly meeting analyst estimates. The stock surged over 20% during the post-earnings period as positive analyst model adjustments and favorable forward guidance drove strong upward momentum. This post-earnings drift pushed shares well past the $86.50 bull target, reflecting sustained market confidence in the company's underlying growth metrics.
