Netflix IncAnalysts see 37% upside, low P/E, and buy ratings; revenue and margin guidance are solid.
Netflix shares have fallen 41% over the past 12 months and 26% year-to-date in 2026, but Wall Street analysts see a potential rebound with a median price target implying about 37% upside. The sell-off was partly driven by investor concerns over a failed bid to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery, which was ultimately won by Paramount Skydance. Revenue growth has decelerated to 13% year-over-year in the second quarter, with third-quarter guidance of $13 billion representing 12% growth, while the full-year 2026 revenue forecast was narrowed to a range of $51 billion to $51.4 billion. Operating margins have improved to 33% in Q2, and the company expects to double ad revenue to $3 billion in 2026, with free cash flow projected at $12.5 billion. The stock now trades at 21 times earnings, its lowest P/E ratio in four years, and 68% of analysts rate it a buy.
Netflix IncAnalysts see 37% upside, low P/E, and buy ratings; revenue and margin guidance are solid.
Paramount Skydance CorporationParamount Skydance won the bid for Warner Bros. Discovery, which Netflix had failed to acquire.
Warner Bros Discovery IncWarner Bros. Discovery was acquired by Paramount Skydance, not Netflix, implying a competitive loss.
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