As 2026 progresses – with advertising on the rise, live sports gaining traction, a significant Warner deal in the works, and new experiential initiatives

Netflix Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) has developed a striking seasonal pattern that traders have come to recognize: January has historically been its strongest month of the year, and by a wide margin. Over the past two decades,

Fresh off its 10-for-1 stock split in November, this streaming giant is attracting investor attention -- and concern.

Netflix (NFLX) has faced challenges in the past. Its stock has dropped over 30% within less than 2 months on as many as 6 different occasions recently

Netflix’s bid for Warner Bros. Discovery places shareholder value fifth behind strategic goals, which we find to be problematic. Learn more about NFLX stock here.

Then there is uncertainty. Competing bidders have already emerged, and Warner Bros. Discovery has had to publicly push back on Paramount Skydance's efforts, while reaffirming its support for the Netflix agreement. That kind of background noise can keep investors cautious even if Netflix ultimately closes the deal.

Netflix's ongoing content success, now including games and live content, leads 24/7 Wall St. to project huge upside for the stock by 2030.