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Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock has been riding a wave of growth, with the price climbing steadily for over two years. This momentum has been fueled by a surge in new subscriptions and a strong push into advertising revenue.
Since launching its $6.99 ad-supported tier in 2022, the streaming giant has seen a noticeable boost in profits. With today's Q3 2024 earnings report looming, investors are eager to see if the global streaming giant can maintain its upward trajectory.
The company is expected to post record revenue, supported by a flurry of upward revisions. However, the stock has recently pulled back, hovering around the critical $700 support level.
As competition in the streaming space intensifies, Netflix has leaned into sports broadcasting and live events, including NFL games, to broaden its content offerings.
The highly anticipated second season of Squid Game is also set to draw in viewers. But the real story for investors is Netflix's push into advertising.
In Q2, ad-supported subscriptions jumped 34% year-over-year, underscoring the company's ability to tap into a new revenue stream.
The upcoming elimination of the $6.99 plan will further nudge subscribers toward the $15.99 ad-supported tier, boosting margins.
Wall Street expects Netflix to show strong revenue and earnings growth, reflected in 30 upward revisions ahead of today's report.
Source: InvestingPro
But recent history suggests that even beating estimates may not guarantee a stock price surge, as past earnings surprises have sometimes led to sell-offs.
Source: InvestingPro
Investors will be paying close attention to forward guidance and subscriber growth, with analysts expecting a 4.5 million increase in new users.
Netflix's stock has rebounded over the past week, testing the $700 support level. A break below this could trigger further downside toward September’s lows.
However, a positive earnings report could reignite the uptrend, with $750 and $800 as the next targets for bulls.
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