Down but Not Out: Analysts See 40% Upside in Netflix after the Slide

Quick Read - Netflix fell 37% in a year, but record $4.7B buybacks and ad revenue doubling to $3B in 2026 support a $170 price target. - Netflix's 33.4% operating margin outpaces Disney's streaming unit, while Spotify's ad-growth premium multiple validates Netflix's $3B ad-tier...</strong

Quick Read – Netflix fell 37% in a year, but record $4.7B buybacks and ad revenue doubling to $3B in 2026 support a $170 price target. – Netflix’s 33.4% operating margin outpaces Disney’s streaming unit, while Spotify’s ad-growth premium multiple validates Netflix’s $3B ad-tier…

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Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) has taken a beating over the past year, and the sell-off has flipped a growth darling into a value debate. But the fundamentals have not cracked, the buyback engine is running hot, and the ad-tier is scaling faster than most bulls modeled a year ago. Our 24/7 Wall St. price target reflects that disconnect between share price and cash flow generation.

The 24/7 Wall St. Price Target for Netflix Netflix trades at $74.14 after a 37.19% slide over the past year. Our 24/7 Wall St. price target is $170.12, well above Wall Street consensus of $94.04, which itself implies the roughly 40% upside referenced in analyst notes.

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