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Netflix Inc. (NFLX) has seen a series of price target increases from various financial institutions following its Q3 earnings report. Loop Capital raised its price target to $800 from $750, citing positive viewership trends and less negative currency trends. BofA Global Research increased its price objective to $800 from $740. Jefferies raised its price target to $800 from $780, maintaining a Buy rating. Other notable increases include Piper Sandler to $840 from $800, Bernstein to $780 from $625, and JPMorgan to $850 from $750. Canaccord raised its price target to $760 from $750, Wedbush to $800, Oppenheimer to $825, Morgan Stanley to $830, and BMO Capital to $825. Analysts such as Pivotal Research have highlighted Netflix's strong quarter driven by pricing and advertising ramp, with expectations of exceeding operating income projections.
Jefferies raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $800 up from $780 while maintaining its Buy rating Rosenblatt raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $680 up from $635 while maintaining its Neutral rating Canaccord raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $760 up…
Keybanc raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $785 up from $760 while maintaining its Overweight rating BMO Capital raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $825 up from $770 while maintaining its OutPerform rating TD Cowen raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to…
JPMorgan today raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $850 up from $750 while maintaining its Overweight rating Morgan Stanley raised its price target on Netflix $NFLX to $830 up from $820 while maintaining its Overweight rating Wells Fargo raised its price target on…