Netflix (NFLX)

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Netflix stock dips over 2% following market softness and news that South African regulators are investigating consumer costs for digital streaming services.

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The streaming stock is down 38% in the past 12 months, and its valuation may look enticing to many investors.

Despite its recent headwind, the streaming giant still offers more growth potential than plenty of other tickers categorized as growth stocks.

Money manager Bill Ackman recently added Netflix stock to his portfolio.

The streaming giant's cheapest U.K. plan just jumped by a third. Can the tier built for price-sensitive members absorb that?

Netflix's growth story is changing, and the numbers beneath the slowdown may matter more than the headline revenue rate. Here's what investors should watch next.

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Netflix trades at a significant valuation premium, while Disney's diversified revenue streams offer different risk-reward profiles for 2026.

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Investors pounced as the stock hit a 52-week low.

The streaming giant didn't produce it and only had it exclusively for six hours. So, what did it get?

Netflix has roughly 325 million paying subscribers and a history of successful self-disruption, but short-form video and slowing growth are intensifying competition. See why our analysts scored the stock 7.3 out of 10.

The story has changed at Netflix, but the stock remains quite appealing.

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Netflix hasn't said its last word.