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“With NFLX subscriber growth coming to a stop with 222m paid members, NFLX shares are likely to come under greater scrutiny about long-term growth,” Leon wrote in a note. My technical analysis for NFLX and why I am Bearish on the stock My thought process/indicators: 1. This is after the Q2 earnings report for the company.
Kenneth Leon, research director at CFRA Research, slashed his target price for Netflix stock to $290 a share, down from the previous target of $525 a share, and moved the firm’s recommendation to “hold” from “buy.” Hello, The Netflix stock is currently forming an expanding triangle pattern which is a continuation pattern. Several analysts cut their price targets for the stock significantly. and whether we need to kind of move towards a different model,” said Francesca Gregory, an analyst at GlobalData. “It definitely suggests that there is concern within the industry about how sustainable the current situation is. Now, some analysts are questioning how large the streaming market is and whether Netflix’s initiatives to add more subscribers will work.
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