Streaming giant Netflix reported mixed second quarter earnings after the market close Wednesday. NFLX reported revenues rose 2.7% compared to the year-ago period but missed estimates. This report included the affect of the crackdown on password sharing, which rolled out in the US in late May, along with the recently launched ad-supported tier. Netflix also guided third-quarter revenue of $8.52 billion, below expectations of $8.67 billion. On the positive side adjusted EPS of $3.29 beat $2.90 expected and subscribers net … Continue reading “Netflix New Subscribers, Operating Margin and Free Cash Flow All Beat, But Revenue Misses”
Netflix Shares Jump on Big Paid Subscribers Beat, Despite Earnings Miss on Forex Losses
Streaming giant Netflix reported worse than expected fourth quarter earnings after the market close Thursday on foreign exchange losses or remeasurement. NFLX reported revenues in-line, paid net subscriber additions of 7.66 mln topped prior guidance. The company guided Q1 EPS below consensus, but revenues above consensus, saying it expects positive paid net adds yr/yr. Netflix appointed new co-CEOs, which at first glance seems confusing for investors. NFLX stock traded up to $338.27 gaining $22.49 (+ 7.12%) after Hours. Over the past … Continue reading “Netflix Shares Jump on Big Paid Subscribers Beat, Despite Earnings Miss on Forex Losses”
Netflix Earnings Beat, Adds Subscribers, Games & Password Sharing Plan
Streaming giant Netflix reported better than expected third quarter earnings after the market close. NFLX added 2.41 million net subscribers during the quarter more than double the 1 million it had forecast. The majority of Netflix’s net subscriber growth came from the Asia-Pacific region with 1.43 million new subscribers. Netflix also outlined its plan to crack down on password sharing next year. NFLX also updated it’s gaming strategy. $NFLX rose to $275.49 up 34.63 or 14.38% after hours adding to the … Continue reading “Netflix Earnings Beat, Adds Subscribers, Games & Password Sharing Plan”