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Is Netflix Stock A Buy After Video Streamer's Q3 Earnings Report?

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But some people might be wondering: Is Netflix stock a buy right now?\nLos Gatos, Calif.-based Netflix started in 1997 as a subscription DVD-by-mail service in the U.S. That innovative service ultimately drove movie rental giant Blockbuster out of business.\nIn 2007, Netflix began offering a streaming video service with licensed movies and TV series. It later entered the content production business and released its first original series, \"House of Cards,\" in February 2013.\nIn a January 2013 article in&nbsp;GQ magazine, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos laid out the company's original content strategy: \"The goal is to become HBO faster than HBO can become us.\"\nNetflix still offers its legacy domestic DVD-by-mail service, but no longer promotes it. The company always believed its future was in digital delivery of video entertainment. 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But Netflix faces difficult year-over-year comparisons in 2021 as the economy reopens following the pandemic.\nEven before the pandemic, Netflix stock benefited from the cord-cutting trend as people quit traditional pay-TV services.\nNetflix Stock Fundamental Analysis\nIn the&nbsp;September quarter, Netflix added 4.38 million streaming subscribers, topping Wall Street's target of 3.78 million.&nbsp;But Netflix stock fell 2.2% in the first trading session following the news, released late Oct. 19.\nFor the current quarter, it forecast adding 8.5 million subscribers. Analysts had been modeling 8.41 million new subscribers in the December quarter.\nNetflix earned $3.19 a share on sales of $7.48 billion in the third quarter. Analysts were looking for Netflix earnings of $2.56 a share on sales of $7.48 billion, FactSet said. On a year-over-year basis, earnings jumped 83% while sales climbed 16%.\nFor the current quarter, Netflix expects to earn 80 cents a share on sales of $7.71 billion. 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Its most-honored shows were \"The Crown\" and \"The Queen's Gambit.\"\nNetflix also won the most awards of any studio at the 93rd Academy Awards on April 25. It picked up seven Oscars, but it came up empty in the best picture and acting categories. Netflix headed into the ceremony with 36 nominations, far more than any other studio.\nNetflix also garnered the most awards of any studio or network at the 26th annual Critics Choice Awards on March 7. It won 14 awards for productions such as \"The Crown,\" \"The Queen's Gambit\" and \"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.\"\nAt this year's Producers Guild Awards on March 24, Netflix won awards for episodic TV drama (\"The Crown\"), limited series (\"The Queen's Gambit\") and documentary film (\"My Octopus Teacher\").\nNews about its awards has provided a modest lift for Netflix stock.\nIs Netflix Stock A Buy Right Now?\nNetflix stock is not a buy right now. 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But some people might be wondering: Is Netflix ...\n\n<a href=\"https://www.investors.com/research/netflix-stock-buy-now/?src=A00220\">Web Link</a>\n\n</div>\n\n\n</article>\n</div>\n</body>\n</html>\n","type":0,"thumbnail":"","relate_stocks":{"NFLX":"奈飞"},"source_url":"https://www.investors.com/research/netflix-stock-buy-now/?src=A00220","is_english":true,"share_image_url":"https://static.laohu8.com/e9f99090a1c2ed51c021029395664489","article_id":"1177395831","content_text":"Internet television network Netflix(NFLX) has taken a commanding lead in the streaming video market and investors have bid up NFLX stock as a result. But some people might be wondering: Is Netflix stock a buy right now?\nLos Gatos, Calif.-based Netflix started in 1997 as a subscription DVD-by-mail service in the U.S. That innovative service ultimately drove movie rental giant Blockbuster out of business.\nIn 2007, Netflix began offering a streaming video service with licensed movies and TV series. It later entered the content production business and released its first original series, \"House of Cards,\" in February 2013.\nIn a January 2013 article in GQ magazine, Netflix Chief Content Officer Ted Sarandos laid out the company's original content strategy: \"The goal is to become HBO faster than HBO can become us.\"\nNetflix still offers its legacy domestic DVD-by-mail service, but no longer promotes it. The company always believed its future was in digital delivery of video entertainment. Netflix offers its ad-free, subscription video-on-demand service in over 190 countries.\nSubscriber Growth Drives Netflix Story\nOver the last several years, Netflix has been laser-focused on growing its global subscriber base. It wants to build a competitive moat with scale. It has been investing heavily in local-language original content production worldwide. 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But Wall Street had predicted Netflix earnings of $1.13 a share on sales of $7.66 billion in the fourth quarter.\nThe next catalyst for NFLX stock likely will be its performance in the fourth quarter.\nThe company anticipates 2021 free cash flow at break-even, turning sustainably positive in 2022.\nNetflix Content Attracts Subscribers\nSince it started its original content push, Netflix has launched quite a few hit shows. 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Its most-honored shows were \"The Crown\" and \"The Queen's Gambit.\"\nNetflix also won the most awards of any studio at the 93rd Academy Awards on April 25. It picked up seven Oscars, but it came up empty in the best picture and acting categories. Netflix headed into the ceremony with 36 nominations, far more than any other studio.\nNetflix also garnered the most awards of any studio or network at the 26th annual Critics Choice Awards on March 7. It won 14 awards for productions such as \"The Crown,\" \"The Queen's Gambit\" and \"Ma Rainey's Black Bottom.\"\nAt this year's Producers Guild Awards on March 24, Netflix won awards for episodic TV drama (\"The Crown\"), limited series (\"The Queen's Gambit\") and documentary film (\"My Octopus Teacher\").\nNews about its awards has provided a modest lift for Netflix stock.\nIs Netflix Stock A Buy Right Now?\nNetflix stock is not a buy right now. 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Is Netflix Stock A Buy After Video Streamer's Q3 Earnings Report?

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