Netflix It is on a winning streak.
The actions of the transmission giant have negotiated for 11 consecutive days without a decrease, the company’s longest positive race. He won 2% on Friday.
Netflix shares since April 17.
Its previous record was a nine -day stretch at the end of 2018 and early 2019, when the actions were negotiated for four days, they did not change for one day and then negotiated positively for another four days.
The action is also quoted at the high levels of all time since it was made public in May 2002.
This new streak occurs immediately after the Netflix more recent profit report on April 17, in which it revealed that income grew by 13% false the first 2025 quarter of 2025 in the highest subscription and advertising of advertising.
Netflix has been one of the highest performance actions during the first 100 days of President Donald Trump’s second term, with more than 30% shares since mid -January. The company has not been affected by Trump’s tariffs and commercial war with China and is a service that is unlikely that consumers will reduce a recession.
Meanwhile, traditional media actions have criticized the bone for a tumultuous market caused by Trump’s commercial policy. Warner Bros discovery. Has lost almost 10% from Trump toke office, while Disney It has dropped 13%.
Netflix continues to predict income from all over $ 43.5 billion and $ 44.5 billion.
“There is no material change in our general commercial perspective,” said the company in a statement last month.
As investors care about the potential effect of tariffs on consumer spending and confidence, Netflix co-zo, Greg Peters, said in the company’s profits call, “based on what we are seeing when the business operates at this time, there is nothing really significant to take into account.”
“It also comforts us that historical entertainment has a fairly resistant leg in more difficult economic times,” Peters said. “Netflix, specifically, has also been generally quite resistant. We carry” the great impacts of the duration of the most difficult times, although about a much shorter story. “
JPMorgan Thursday said it sees more rise for the actions.
“NFLX has established itself as the clear leader in global transmission and is on the way to become global television … Advertising highs in May should serve as a positive catalyst for actions,” analysts wrote.
Although Netflix has increased its subscription prices: its standard plan now costs $ 17.99, its advertisement plan is $ 7.99 and the premium is $ 24.99-it seems to have preserved its value proposition for customers. But it is not clear if the subscriber base is growing or reducing because the company recently stopped sharing details about its membership numbers, instead of focusing on income growth.
