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What was said about Netflix, Inc.
This is the TubeRank file on NFLX. Price calls from finance YouTube are kept here with the original quote, then checked against the market once their window closes. Read it the way you would a research notebook.
NFLXNetflix, Inc.
$72.16as of 10h ago
The record, in brief
5 calls from 2 channels are on file for NFLX. None have resolved yet, so there is no hit rate to report. 1 is still pending. The record leans bullish: 5 bullish and 0 bearish.
- On file
- 5
- Hit rate
- —
- Pending
- 1
- Channels
- 2
recorded calls
nothing resolved yet
awaiting a result
5 bullish · 0 bearish
No chart in this file yet
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Calls, by channel
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Financial Education4 callsStrongly BullishThe host is aggressively buying Netflix, citing strong free cash flow growth, expanding margins, pricing power, and early-stage ads and international growth opportunities. Using bull, base, and bear case valuation models, he projects the stock rising substantially by 2030, viewing it as one of the least risky big tech investments.
The host is aggressively buying Netflix, citing strong free cash flow growth, expanding margins, pricing power, and early-stage ads and international growth opportunities. Using bull, base, and bear case valuation models, he projects the stock rising substantially by 2030, viewing it as one of the least risky big tech investments.
Earlier theses (3)
The speaker calls Netflix an 'easy money' stock, citing subscriber growth, an emerging ad business, and pricing power as growth drivers. They mention personally buying shares heavily in the $70s.
Netflix is the stock the host says he would pick if forced to put $1.1 million into one stock and hold for three years without selling, calling it the most attractive risk/reward in the market. He cites its recurring revenue model, weak competitors, subscriber growth, pricing power, international expansion, and a nascent ads business as multiple growth levers.
The speaker calls Netflix a clean, attractively valued story with multiple revenue growth avenues and no spending problems, and says he wants to keep adding to his position.
“My worst case scenario for Netflix has a stock going about 134 come 2030, right? And my best case scenario has a stock going about 231 in 2…”
“Easy money stock, growing subscribers.”
“The chances I double up my money I think are actually pretty high.”
“Netflix is a stock that's very attractive right now. That one I want to continue to load up on.”
Meet Kevin1 callBullishKevin sees Netflix as a buying opportunity after a sharp technical rejection, describing the stock as cheap relative to its growth and margin profile using a PEG-ratio comparison to Salesforce. He does not give an explicit dollar price target himself.
Kevin sees Netflix as a buying opportunity after a sharp technical rejection, describing the stock as cheap relative to its growth and margin profile using a PEG-ratio comparison to Salesforce. He does not give an explicit dollar price target himself.