Netflix: An Investment in Facebook?

By Investometrica:Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock is in free fall. Does this mean that at $164 per share and with a 9 billion market valuation, is Netflix overvalued? In this article we try to provide an answer by analyzing the future prospects of the international streaming business line of Netflix. I) Netflix 101: What you should know

By Trefis: Netflix (NFLX) will report its Q1 2013 earnings on April 22. We anticipate solid quarterly results as we expect Netflix to grow its overall subscriber base while reducing international losses. Last quarter Netflix added over 2 million domestic streaming subscribers taking its full year net subscriber additions to around 5.5 million compared to its previous expectation of 5 million.

Brazil’s oil output is dropping, raising concerns over what was previously thought for petrol bonanza. On Tuesday Netflix shares increased by 5% owing to the expectations for more subscribers. Purchases of new houses in the US have capped the best back-to-back months in near five years. Leaders from Brazil, Russia, China, India and South Africa will gather in South Africa in the port city of Durban, for a BRICS forum.  

Netflix shares rose 5 percent Tuesday, as an analyst boosted the company's price target, citing the potential for more subscribers. THE SPARK: Analyst Andy Hargreaves of Pacific Crest Securities increased ...

ByFuturistics:Netflix's (NFLX) investors would be rejoiced over the fact that their investment swelled by more than 60% following the company's fourth quarter earnings announcement. Who knew that Netflix would come back again with a stock price of $190 after falling from its high of $304 in Jul 2011 to $54 in Aug 2012?

As the week draws to a close, there are three independent drivers in the foreign exchange market.  The first two are the weakness in the yen and sterling.  The third is the push higher in the euro. 

Back in December, Whitney Tilson, a fairly well known value investor with T2 Partners, published a letter outlining a compelling bear case for Netflix (NFLX), a stock he was shorting at around $180 per share. After seeing the position go against him, Tilson was feeling pressure from his clients. After all, shorting a high-flying technology company with a cult-like following, as it is soaring in value, can be a tough psychological exercise. Tilson’s argument for betting against Netflix was clear, concise, and thorough.