Netflix stocks catch the spotlight once again, despite mixed reviews post Q2 earnings. Despite a formidable content lineup and stellar Q2 performance, stocks plunged as overall expectations were not met resulting in a lukewarm investor reaction. Yet, the quarter was more of a warmup for big releases anticipated in the second half of the year. Despite this tumble,
Morgan Stanley provides reassurance, cautioning against hastily dismissing the stock.
Revenue growth remained impressive at 16%, but the stock slipped as much growth was attributed to the weak dollar-driven forecast. Despite bulls on Wall Street expecting the stock to keep soaring, certain analysts propose Netflix may need a breather. Amidst turbulent stock movements, investment companies
Birinyi Associates Inc and
AustralianSuper Pty Ltd increased their stake in Netflix. Interestingly, amid a $250 Billion rally, Netflix remains at risk of an earnings letdown. Notwithstanding, there is optimism in some quarters that Netflix's stock price could reach $500. The outlook remains strong with a repeated buy rating from
BofA. Irrespective of the market volatility, an investment of $1,000 in Netflix 10 years ago would have yielded substantial returns. As the market anticipates a flurry of Q3 activity, the buy, hold or sell debate on Netflix continues.
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