Netflix (NFLX) shares traded around $615 last close, down 12% from mid-February highs amid a sector rotation out of megacap growth stocks triggered by hotter-than-expected February CPI data and Federal Reserve signals of fewer 2024 rate cuts at the March FOMC meeting. Fundamentals bolster trader consensus, with Q4 results showing 13.1 million paid net subscriber adds—surpassing estimates—fueled by paid sharing crackdown and ad-tier uptake, projecting Q1 growth of 18.4–20 million. Average analyst price target of $705 implies 15% upside from current levels, against a $260 billion market cap. With March-end resolution imminent, key watches include Friday's core PCE inflation print and Nasdaq momentum, as technical support holds near $600.
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0x65070BE91...Netflix (NFLX) shares traded around $615 last close, down 12% from mid-February highs amid a sector rotation out of megacap growth stocks triggered by hotter-than-expected February CPI data and Federal Reserve signals of fewer 2024 rate cuts at the March FOMC meeting. Fundamentals bolster trader consensus, with Q4 results showing 13.1 million paid net subscriber adds—surpassing estimates—fueled by paid sharing crackdown and ad-tier uptake, projecting Q1 growth of 18.4–20 million. Average analyst price target of $705 implies 15% upside from current levels, against a $260 billion market cap. With March-end resolution imminent, key watches include Friday's core PCE inflation print and Nasdaq momentum, as technical support holds near $600.
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