Brokerage analysts lifted their price targets on Netflix Inc. following the streaming company’s stronger-than-expected second-quarter earnings and an upbeat outlook for the rest of 2025. Pivotal Research reiterated its Street-high target of $1,600, while Wells Fargo boosted its view to $1,560 from $1,500, citing prospective subscriber gains from short-form and live-sports initiatives. UBS raised its forecast to $1,495 from $1,450, and Rosenblatt moved to $1,515. Morgan Stanley and Piper Sandler each increased their objectives to $1,500, and TD Cowen nudged its estimate to $1,450. Not all firms turned more bullish. KGI Securities cut the stock to Neutral and set a $1,350 target, and JPMorgan—while lifting its projection to $1,300—kept a Neutral stance, arguing the shares may consolidate after a strong run. Most bullish analysts pointed to rising engagement, accelerating advertising revenue and a robust late-2025 content slate as catalysts for further growth.