NFLX 1X Short ETF

NFXS
  • Weekly Recap | Netflix -5.74%, a steady step-down

    Weekly Review·
    - Netflix shares fell 5.74 % to close at $67.06 amid a unilateral downward trend and increased trading volume. - Deutsche Bank upgraded the stock to buy, while institutional price targets ranged broadly from $57 to $135. - The upcoming October 20 earnings report and content strategy shifts remain key focus areas for the market.
  • Weekly Recap | Netflix -0.9%, brokers cut ratings

    Weekly Review·
    - Netflix shares fell 0.9 % to close at 71.145 USD this week, underperforming the S & P 500 amid institutional downgrades and rising streaming competition. - Wells Fargo and HSBC lowered their ratings, citing threats from YouTube and lowered engagement expectations, while Disney + and Hulu implemented price hikes. - Despite current market pressures and mixed trading flows, Netflix maintains a consensus buy rating with an average target price of 92.92667 USD ahead of its Q3 earnings report on October 20, 2026.
  • Weekly Recap | Netflix -7.25%, Wells Fargo cuts to underweight

    Weekly Review·
    - Netflix shares fell 7.25 % this week to close at 71.79 USD, underperforming the S & P 500 by 7.17 percentage points. - Wells Fargo downgraded Netflix to underweight with a target price of 57 USD on September 18, citing concerns over user engagement trends and content strategy. - Despite the downgrade and a weekly trading amplitude of 13.82 %, Netflix maintains an overall consensus buy rating among analysts with a consensus target price of 93.37 USD.
  • Weekly Recap | Netflix -1.09%, narrow choppy week

    Weekly Review·
    - Netflix stock closed the week at 77.40 USD, down 1.09% amid volatile trading, while facing regulatory scrutiny in the UK and South Africa and a multi-billion-dollar lawsuit in Florida. - Institutional sentiment remained positive with 52 rating firms maintaining a consensus buy rating and an average target price of 93.66 USD. - Future performance will be influenced by regulatory and litigation developments, as well as upcoming US macroeconomic data releases.