PREVIEW: Netflix stock rises ahead of earnings report
Netflix NFLX.O shares gaining 0.6% on Thurs ahead of qtrly results after the bell, with investors focused on the video streaming co's ability to maintain subscriber growth amid economic challenges
Analysts expect qtrly rev up 16% to $11.07 bln, adjusted EPS seen at $7.08 vs $4.88 yr-ago, per LSEG, highlighting strong demand for the co's ad-supported tier
In April, NFLX execs backed the co's rev outlook for the year and voiced confidence it would weather any economic turbulence from President Donald Trump's erratic tariffs policy
NFLX stock surged about 41% YTD, outperforming Nasdaq .IXIC which rose 8%
Stock recently at 43 times expected earnings, vs avg forward PE of 37 over past five years, per LSEG, suggesting it might be richly valued
The stock is about 6% below its 52-week intraday high of $1,341.15 reached on Jun. 30, 2025
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