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Netflix reported earnings that missed analyst expectations on both revenue and profit, sending shares around 6% lower in after-hours trading.

Netflix reported revenue of $11.51 billion, just shy of Bloomberg consensus estimates of $11.52 billion and slightly below the company’s own guidance of $11.53 billion.


That compares to $9.82 billion in the same quarter last year.


Earnings per share came in at $5.87, missing analyst expectations of $6.94 and Netflix’s internal forecast of $6.87, though still above the $5.40 reported a year ago.


The company guided to revenue for the current quarter above Wall Street expectations, forecasting Q4 revenue of $11.96 billion compared to the $11.90 billion analysts polled by Bloomberg had expected.

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5 days ago | [YT] | 449



@joerobinson8173

We finally canceled our account. Haven’t missed it.

5 days ago | 24

@jahjoeka

The chickens are finally coming home.

5 days ago | 8

@blazetino5713

Their P/E ratio was high to begin with. I don’t think it’ll be a good day for the market tomorrow…

5 days ago | 12

@Track_life5.0

lol I canceled my account as well! Might be a good time to short Netflix 😂

14 hours ago | 0

@whosaidwhatwhy

Time to raise prices and cut costs. Capitalism says line must go up!

5 days ago | 3

@josemachado2020

Strong competition from Amazon Prime video, Disney + and Apple Tv

4 days ago | 2

@jack-ss1ig

They still did fairly good due to the Economy the way it is .

4 days ago | 2

@stockmarketjay4693

This earnings report says more about the consumer than their business model. They still grew the business in a year over year basis.

5 days ago | 0

@steveturner3864

After they put that crap out? Wait til next quarter. See how that looks

4 days ago | 0

@Stefffennnnn

Hmm they just gave me a free month of 4k. This is probably why. They want me to get hooked and on a higher tier.

3 days ago | 0

@mopthermopther

Netflix is the new Starbucks 😄

5 days ago | 3

@dennyour

don’t pay for netflix, worst platform promoting stuff that they need

4 days ago | 1

@ObzidianSun

The films on Netflix are generic.

4 days ago | 0

@tjfromreno

We canceled our account after 14 years. Enough was enough. Sick groomers.

3 days ago | 1

@dreamsourcerdev

So what? In my 25 years as an investor, I've found it's foolish to discount this company's ability to pivot and innovate. And I've only made bank when I wasn't that foolish.

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