Netflix, Inc. NFLX

‎$‎65.04-3.65(-5.31%)(1D)

• Delayed prices by NASDAQ • in USD

Analyst Forecast

Consensus
Moderate Buy

Price Target
87.85

Based on analysts who covered NFLX

Netflix, Inc. News

GuruFocus • 21.10.26 • 17:14

Netflix (NFLX) Hits New 52-Week Low Despite Q3 EPS Beat

GuruFocus • 21.10.26 • 16:03

NFLX Maintained by Evercore ISI Group -- Price Target Lowered to $90

TipRanks • 21.10.26 • 15:31

Buy the Post-Earnings Selloff in Netflix Stock (NFLX), Says BMO

NFLX Stock Price Chart

The Netflix, Inc. share price is on the decline this week.

The Netflix, Inc. share price today is ‎$‎65.04, reflecting a ‎-5.31‎% change over the last 24 hours and ‎-10.11‎% over the past week.
The current market capitalization of NFLX is ‎$‎286.02B with an average volume in the last three months of 34.7M.
The stock has a P/E ratio of 21.64 and a dividend yield of 0%. With the stock’s beta sitting at 0.83

NFLX Key Metrics

Market Cap
‎$‎286.02B

Day’s Range
‎$‎65.05 -‎$‎65.16

52W Range
‎$‎63.62 -‎$‎133.89

Average Volume (3M)
34.7M

Price-Earnings Ratio
21.64

Revenue
‎$‎50B

Dividend (Yield)
‎$‎0 (0%)

Prev Close
‎$‎65.04

EPS
‎$‎3.46

Beta
0.83

What Is Netflix, Inc.?

Netflix, Inc. is an American online entertainment and TV production company that offers a subscription streaming service to clients within the USA and internationally. Launched in 1997, the firm offers a library of films, documentaries, and television series through distribution deals with other networks and production companies, as well as its own productions, known as Netflix Originals. The firm has its corporate headquarters in Los Gatos, California.

The company serves a broad customer base with a total of 214 million paid memberships, as of December 2021, in over 190 countries. Netflix enables users to watch unlimited, on-demand, commercial-free content across a wide variety of genres and languages. Content can be accessed via almost any internet-connected device, including computers, smartphones and other mobile devices, smart TVs, and devices such as digital video players and TV set-top boxes.

In the United States, the firm also offers a DVD-by-mail service. The company originally offered third-party content but began producing its own original series and movies in 2013, when it launched the drama series House of Cards. Netflix has now produced more than 1000 original series and films. The firm trades on the NASDAQ under the stock ticker NFLX.