NFLX Research Archive

Shares of Netflix (NFLX) are experiencing significant early-morning weakness, trading down 1.91% to $82.05. The stock initially gapped higher from yesterday's close of $83.35 to open at $83.64, but has since rolled over. This underperformance comes despite the broader S&P 500 trading up 0.37%, highlighting considerable relative weakness for NFLX.

The selling pressure appears driven by a confluence of negative company-specific news, including reports on subscriber dissatisfaction leading to cancellations and the company's co-CEO facing scrutiny from a US Senate panel over the Warner Bros deal. Adding to the headwinds, the broader Communication Services sector is also sharply lower, down over 5.49% at the open, exacerbating NFLX's struggles.

Shares of Netflix (NFLX) are under pressure during mid-day trading, currently down 1.82% at $80.63. The streaming giant gapped down at the open from yesterday's close of $83.92 and has continued to fade throughout the morning. The primary catalyst appears to be company-specific news, with reports that Netflix's co-CEO is facing scrutiny from a US Senate panel over the Warner Bros deal. This has contributed to significant relative weakness for NFLX, which is underperforming the broader market, as the S&P 500 is only down 0.83%. Adding to the headwinds, the Communication Services sector is also experiencing a substantial decline, currently off more than 5%.

Netflix (NFLX) is showing a modest gain in pre-market trading, up 0.68% to $83.67, reacting to a broader market sentiment shift driven by an optimistic outlook for M&A activity in 2026. While this is a positive signal for deal flow, the stock is trading significantly below its 200-day moving average ($743.86), indicating substantial long-term headwinds. NFLX is showing relative strength against a weaker Communication Services sector, which is down over 4% in pre-market action, but lagging the flat performance of the broader S&P 500 (SPY +0.08%). Traders will be monitoring if NFLX can build on this early momentum throughout the session.

Netflix (NFLX) is showing resilience mid-day, trading up 0.3% to $83.90. This modest gain comes despite a significantly negative sector performance in Communication Services (-4.3%). The stock is outperforming its peers, indicating relative strength. While no direct company news is cited, a general report on anticipated M&A activity in 2026 is circulating, which may be providing a tailwind. NFLX is currently trading well below its 200-day simple moving average of $738.19, indicating a strong downtrend remains in place. Resistance is noted at the $85.00 level.

Netflix (NFLX) is set to open in the red, down 1.45% in pre-market trading. This move comes despite Bernstein reiterating an 'Outperform' rating on the stock. The broader Communication Services sector is also facing headwinds, down a significant 4.6%, suggesting some sector-wide pressure is contributing to the weakness. While the rating provides a slight positive overhang, NFLX is currently showing relative weakness against the S&P 500, which is also trading down pre-market. Key resistance is noted at the prior close of $84.59, while support will be tested near today's opening price around $84.33.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading up 0.27% midday, showing resilience against a sharp downdraft in the Communication Services sector, which is down over 4.3%. The stock appears to be shrugging off broader sector pressure, likely buoyed by Bernstein reiterating an 'Outperform' rating. While the stock is showing relative strength compared to its peers and the broader market (SPY -0.17%), it remains significantly below its 200-day moving average of $749.48. Today's action sees NFLX testing resistance near the $83.30 level.

Netflix (NFLX) finished the day in positive territory, gaining 0.68% to close at $83.35, bucking the trend of a sharply declining Communication Services sector. While the broader sector was down 4.36%, NFLX showed relative strength. The primary driver appears to be a reiterated 'Outperform' rating from Bernstein SocGen, providing a small tailwind. Despite the positive close, NFLX is trading significantly below its 200-day simple moving average of $743.86, indicating a longer-term downtrend remains firmly in place. Key resistance will be the $85 handle, while support is seen near the day's open around $83.10.

Netflix (NFLX) is set to open in the red, down 1.09% in pre-market trading, following a significant decline in the Communication Services sector (-3.71%). While there is no direct company news, the stock is mirroring the weakness across its industry peers. NFLX is also showing relative weakness compared to the broader market, with the S&P 500 futures indicating a slightly lower open. The stock's technicals remain weak, with the MACD well below its signal line and trading significantly below its 200-day moving average, suggesting downward pressure may persist.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading significantly lower midday, down 1.97%, underperforming the S&P 500 which is off 0.99%. With no company-specific or sector news driving the action, Netflix is clearly being dragged down by broader market weakness. The stock is showing relative weakness today as it fails to hold its opening price. The 50-day moving average of $760.61 remains a key long-term technical level, but current price action suggests a retest of recent lows is more probable than a break higher in the near term.

Netflix (NFLX) finished the session lower, down 1.45% post-market as it failed to hold onto earlier strength. While there's no fresh company-specific news, the stock is showing significant relative weakness today, falling less than the Communication Services sector which was down 3.8%. The stock is trading well below its 200-day moving average ($754.98), indicating a strong downtrend. Key support is now seen at the $80 level, with resistance at $85.

Netflix (NFLX) is showing slight pre-market strength, trading up 0.08% ahead of the opening bell. This resilience comes despite a sharp 4.03% decline in the broader Communication Services sector overnight. With no significant company-specific or sector news, the pre-market move appears to be a minor technical rebound from yesterday's close. The stock's relative strength indicator remains negative, suggesting underlying weakness. Key levels to watch today will be yesterday's open at $85.28 and the previous close at $85.97.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading lower by 1.19% mid-day, underperforming the S&P 500's slight dip. Despite no direct company news, the stock is being pressured as the broader Communication Services sector is down significantly by 3.73%. The stock opened lower at $85.59 and has been unable to reclaim its opening price. With the 200-day moving average far overhead at $771.76, the immediate focus is on price action. Trading at $84.57, the stock is approaching its previous close of $84.51, a level that may act as short-term support.

Netflix (NFLX) closed the session down 1.09% at $84.59, underperforming the broader market which saw the SPY finish down 0.14%. While no specific company news or sector catalysts were apparent, the stock showed relative weakness throughout the day. NFLX's MACD continues to trend lower, suggesting bearish momentum. The stock remains well below its 200-day moving average of $766.26, indicating a significant long-term downtrend. Key support to watch is the $80 psychological level, while resistance remains overhead near the $90 mark.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading down 1.39% in pre-market action, caught between conflicting headlines. Reports from the FT indicate UK politicians are calling for a competition review of Netflix's potential $83 billion bid for Warner Bros., raising regulatory hurdles. However, this is countered by analyst upgrades, with one top Wall Street analyst reportedly upgrading Netflix and Meta. The stock is currently showing relative weakness compared to the S&P 500 futures, which are trading higher. Investors will be watching for the open to see if the positive analyst sentiment can overcome the regulatory concerns surrounding the potential acquisition.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading lower by 0.9% mid-day, underperforming the S&P 500's modest gains. The stock is reacting to reports from the Financial Times indicating that UK politicians are calling for a competition review of Netflix's potential $83 billion bid for Warner Bros. Discovery. This news introduces significant regulatory risk and potential deal uncertainty, weighing on the stock. Despite the broader Communication Services sector also declining, NFLX's specific news is the primary driver of its underperformance. Key support to watch is the $84.00 level, with resistance at the $85.30 open.

Netflix (NFLX) closed down 1.27% today, underperforming the broader market as indicated by the S&P 500's 0.28% gain. The primary driver appears to be news from the Financial Times, reporting that UK politicians are calling for a competition review of Netflix's potential $83 billion bid for Warner Bros. This regulatory scrutiny introduces uncertainty around the deal, weighing on the stock. Despite the negative news, NFLX is trading slightly above its intraday low, currently testing the $85.30 level post-market.

Netflix (NFLX) is showing pre-market strength, trading up 2.95% as it prepares to open near $85.88. While there's no specific company or sector news, the stock appears to be catching a bid driven by technical factors, showing positive MACD momentum and relative strength against a weaker Communication Services sector. The broader market is expected to open slightly positive, with SPY futures indicating a 0.14% gain. NFLX's pre-market move suggests a potential re-test of recent resistance levels, with its 200-day SMA still a significant distance away at $799.42.

Netflix (NFLX) is showing relative strength today, trading up slightly despite a broader decline in the Communication Services sector. The stock is catching a bid following an analyst upgrade from a top Wall Street voice, signaling potential upside for the streaming giant. While the sector is down 1.7%, NFLX is managing to hold its ground and trade near its session high. The upgrade is the primary driver, overriding the negative sector sentiment. Key resistance lies at the $87.00 level, with support holding firm around the $85.00 mark.

Netflix (NFLX) closed down 1.39% in post-market trading, despite an earlier analyst upgrade from Wall Street that boosted sentiment. While the upgrade provided a positive catalyst, the stock was unable to hold intraday gains, ultimately succumbing to broader sector weakness. The Communication Services sector declined 1.36%, and the S&P 500 eked out a 0.33% gain, indicating NFLX showed relative weakness on the session. The stock's current price action suggests the positive news was not enough to overcome prevailing market headwinds or sector-specific pressure. Key technical support remains far below current levels, with the 200-day SMA sitting at $788.37.

Netflix (NFLX) is showing pre-market weakness, down 1.79% in pre-market trading, trading below its previous close. Despite a generally positive sentiment from news reports suggesting some Warner Bros. Discovery shareholders favor Netflix's acquisition offer over Paramount's, other reports indicate Netflix itself is scrutinizing the deal. This conflicting information, coupled with a broader sector decline in Communication Services (-3.63%), is weighing on the stock. The market appears to be digesting the potential strategic implications and valuation concerns surrounding a major acquisition, as indicated by mixed news sentiment. NFLX is showing relative weakness compared to the SPY, which is also trading down pre-market.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading up over 3% today, outpacing the broader market's modest gains. The stock's upward momentum appears to be driven by a flurry of reports regarding a potential acquisition offer for Warner Bros. Discovery, with some reports indicating that WBD shareholders favor Netflix's bid. However, conflicting reports suggest Netflix itself views the Paramount bid as an 'inferior scheme.' Despite some analysts lowering price targets (e.g., Argus to $110), the M&A speculation is providing a significant tailwind. NFLX is showing strong relative strength against the Communication Services sector, which is down 2.5% today. Key resistance is being tested near the $86 level.

Netflix (NFLX) finished the day with a modest gain of 2.95%, closing at $86.10, significantly outperforming the broader Communication Services sector which fell 1.21%. The stock experienced notable volatility following reports suggesting some Warner Bros. Discovery (WBD) shareholders favor a Netflix offer, while WBD's management appears hesitant. Despite the positive takeaway from potential WBD investor sentiment, a report cited Netflix as finding a competing Paramount bid for WBD as not passing the 'sniff test', adding a layer of complexity. This news flow overshadowed a price target reduction to $110 from $141 at Argus. Today's performance shows relative strength against the sector, indicating resilience amidst the ongoing M&A speculation, though the mixed news prevents a more robust move.

Netflix (NFLX) is trading down 1.18% midday, extending its recent weakness and lagging behind the Communication Services sector which is down 1.51%. Despite the stock's price action, news flow remains mixed. Reports indicate subscriber growth is being driven by changes some viewers dislike, while simultaneously highlighting that the company's advertising strategy shift is beginning to yield positive results. However, the stock extended its selloff, hitting a fresh yearly low, overshadowing the incremental positive developments. The market seems to be prioritizing the negative price action and a general sentiment of underlying subscriber dissatisfaction over the advertising gains. NFLX is showing relative weakness compared to the broader market (SPY +0.09%). Key resistance is forming around the $85.00 opening price.

Netflix (NFLX) finished the session down 1.79% at $83.53, extending its selloff and hitting its lowest level in over a year. Despite a minor influx of capital from Cathie Wood's ARK Invest, the primary driver for today's weakness remains negative company-specific news, highlighting the stock's continued downward trajectory. NFLX is demonstrating significant relative weakness, significantly underperforming the broader market which closed down just 0.15%, and even the Communication Services sector which fell 3.12%. The stock is trading well below its 200-day simple moving average ($810.20), indicating a strong downtrend. Resistance can be observed at the $85.05 opening price, while support appears to be forming around the recent lows.