Netflix reports Q1 revenue up 16% YoY to $12.3B, vs. $12.2B est., net income of $5.28B, and forecasts Q2 EPS below estimates; NFLX drops 8%+ after hours
Netflix Inc. gave a forecast for the second quarter that fell short of analysts expectations, sending the shares down in extended trading.
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Discussion
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@tvgrimreaper
@tvgrimreaper
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An extra game or two to Netflix, and five “new” games to You Tube (as currently rumored) isn't increasing the NFL rights fees by much. Any significant increase will have to come from the current big rights holders, many of whom are balking!
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@richlightshed
@richlightshed
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Netflix clearly flexing their long-term pricing power $NFLX “we think we are delivering one of the best entertainment values that has ever existed...in the US right now, Netflix subscribers are paying the least per hour of viewing compared to other SVOD offerings...in some
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@sherman4949
Alex Sherman
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“Our sports strategy is pretty much unchanged,” Netflix Co-CEO Ted Sarandos says, reiterating Netflix is mostly interested in big events. But he said say “pretty much!” There's some wiggle room! “We are in discussions right now” with NFL to “expand” that relationship.
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@joecarlsonshow
Joseph Carlson
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I agree Meta is cheaper today on earnings. But to add some context to this. Netflix has direct control over their EPS, they can increase it or decrease it any time, like turning a spigot. They have chosen to invest aggressively in content this year and increase the budget to $20
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@ecommerceshares
@ecommerceshares
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Brutal slowdown and Q2 EPS guide miss at $NFLX. No good when you're trading at a massive valuation premium to the Mag 7. Why own this when you can own much-faster growing $META dramatically cheaper? [image]
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@joecarlsonshow
Joseph Carlson
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Today follows the long-held and respected tradition of Netflix putting out a banger earnings report and the stock dropping 10%. We must respect the tradition, as the stock will inevitably grind back to all-time highs in the coming months.