We recently compiled a list of the 20 Most Profitable Stocks of the Last 20 Years. The fourth stock on our list of most profitable stocks is Netflix, Inc. TheFly reported on January 26 that Phillip Securities analyst Helena Wang upgraded NFLX from Sell to Accumulate and increased its price target to $100 from $95. The change followed the firm’s decision to roll its valuation framework forward to fiscal 2026. Phillip Securities highlighted NFLX’s leadership in the video-on-demand market, supported by stron ...

Group 1 - Netflix's revenue for Q3 showed a strong year-over-year gain of 14.84%, aligning with forecasts, although operating income faced challenges [1] - The company anticipates a strong programming slate for Q4 2025, which aligns with BMO Capital's projections [1] - BMO Capital predicts that Netflix's advertising business, still in its early stages, will more than double its revenue by 2025, driven by strong U.S. forward commitments [2] Group 2 - Netflix, Inc. is a global streaming platform providing TV shows, films, and original content to subscribers via internet-connected devices [2] - There is a belief that certain AI stocks may offer greater upside potential compared to Netflix, with less downside risk [3]

Group 1 - Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) is highlighted as one of the best Fortune 500 stocks to invest in due to significant hedge fund interest [1] - UBS maintains a "Buy" rating on Netflix with a price target of $1,495, reflecting confidence in the company's performance [2][3] - The strong position in direct-to-consumer streaming and a solid content lineup, including popular titles like Squid Game and Wednesday, are key factors for Netflix's growth [3][4] Group 2 - UBS expects Netflix's engagement and revenue growth to continue through the end of 2025, supported by upcoming content such as Monster, The Witcher, and Stranger Things [4] - The company is anticipated to improve profitability and cash flow due to ongoing content investments, reduced competition, and pricing leverage, positioning it for strong long-term performance [4]