$Netflix(NFLX.US)

Context: There's no denying Netflix's highest growth days are probably in the past rather than in the future. Not only did its second-quarter year-over-year revenue growth of 13.4% -- the weakest growth rate of the past four quarters -- to $12.56 billion miss analysts' already-lowered expectations of just under $12.59 billion, but revenue guidance for the quarter currently underway was also disappointing, at only 11.7% better than 2025's Q3 comparison. Moreover, Netflix is still the leading streaming name within the United States though, and according to data from Hub Research, the first streaming platform U.S. consumers visit when they turn their television on. It isn't doing too shabbily outside of the U.S. either. Its European and Middle East arm's revenue improved 11% on a currency-neutral basis last quarter, and grew 16% in Latin America. Even its relatively small Asia/Pacific operation experienced a neutral sales growth 18% during the second quarter of 2026. That's encouraging, particularly given that Netflix currently serves fewer than half of the planet's broadband customers, and its programming only accounts for a tiny fraction of the world's total television viewing time. This means more room for growth and expansion.

My Trade: Looking for a long term rebound of above $100. The stock has still failed to push past the recent resistance of $82-83.

Takeaway: Reasonable price for long term continued growth, perhaps even better when it dipped below $70 a couple of weeks ago. The key is to be patient. @Captain's Treasure