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Netflix Stock is Crashing - Is It A Buy Now?

Jun 23, 2026

Daniel Pronk discusses Netflix's recent stock performance, which is down 45% from its highs. He analyzes the company's reported acquisition attempts (Roku, Lionsgate) and the market's interpretation of these as signs of a struggling core business. Pronk argues that Netflix walking away from high bids indicates they are not desperate, and that potential acquisitions could offer growth optionality rather than being a necessity. He also reviews Netflix's recent earnings, showing 14% revenue growth and projected margin expansion, with engagement metrics at all-time highs.

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Netflix stock is down 45% and while acquisition rumors swirl, the company's fundamentals and engagement metrics remain strong, suggesting a hold stance.

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