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19 Jul 2026, 14:30 UTC · 15h ago
Price Prediction: Netflix Has 140% Upside Despite the Post-Earnings Dip
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24/7 Wall Street
19 Jul 2026, 14:30 UTC · 15h ago
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Netflix's free cash flow dropped 32.73% to $1.53 billion in Q2, causing a significant decline in investor confidence and stock price. — FCF collapse is a primary driver of the recent stock sell-off and signals immediate liquidity/efficiency concerns to the market.
-0.80Netflix projects ad revenue to roughly double to $3 billion, with the ad-supported tier now capturing over 60% of new sign-ups in ad markets. — Strong adoption of the ad-tier represents a critical new growth lever and diversification of revenue streams.
+0.60Revenue growth is decelerating, falling from 17.61% in Q4 25 to 13.37% in Q2 26, with a further decline to 12% projected for Q3. — Consistent deceleration in top-line growth typically leads to multiple compression and lower valuation ceilings.
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Management stated that the Q2 FCF drop was due to front-loaded content amortization in H1 that is expected to moderate in H2. — If believed, this frames the FCF crash as a timing issue rather than a structural failure, supporting a recovery thesis.
+0.40Netflix maintains a 33.4% operating margin, more than double that of its primary competitor, Disney. — Superior operational efficiency provides a competitive moat and supports a premium valuation relative to peers.
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Despite a recent stock drop and FCF decline, the article issues a strong 'buy' rating with a high price target based on operating margins and ad-tier growth.
Positive mention of strong FCF growth and a premium valuation that supports the thesis for subscription platforms.
Mentioned as having operating margins significantly lower than Netflix's, serving as a weaker comparison.
Mentioned as a successful past call by an analyst, though not the current focus of the report.
[mutual] Disney is described as the most direct US-listed streaming comparison to Netflix.
[mutual] Spotify is identified as a subscription-first audio peer facing similar retention and ad-scaling dynamics.
[mutual] The article cites competition from Amazon as a potential risk for margin compression.
[mutual] The article cites competition from Alphabet as a potential risk for margin compression.
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