NEW YORK (TheStreet) — Netflix(NFLX) is drawing a divide on Wall Street. The bulls are clamoring for a recovery in the stock, while the bears argue company’s business model is broken. Wedbush Morgan analyst Michael Pachter downgraded the stock to … Continue reading →

The stock market is enjoying one of its best days in recent memory, but not Netflix Inc. NFLX-Q, which has seen relentless selling this fall amid a botched attempt to raise prices and split up its business units. Shares of … Continue reading →

Updated 4:35 p.m. ET On a day when stocks soared, Netflix‘s (NFLX) drop was particularly jarring. The stock just can’t catch a break after passing $300 in July. Its plunge since then has been breathtaking, with shares closing at $64.53 … Continue reading →

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When will the bleeding stop at Netflix? (Credit: Netflix) Netflix has endured an exceedingly difficult year. But things will only get worse in the coming months, says Wedbush analyst Michael Pachter. Writing to investors in a research note today, Pachter … Continue reading →

Over the last couple of months, Netflix has undergone a major brand transformation–and not in a good way. They’ve gone from a trendy, convenient video provider to a bumbling, greedy, corporate entity–and the significance of this transformation has shown itself … Continue reading →

Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) — Shares of the following companies had unusual moves in U.S. trading. Stock symbols are in parentheses and prices are as of 4 p.m. in New York. Banks advanced after China said it will require less reserve … Continue reading →

Image: Netflix Dan Rayburn As much as Netflix says they aren’t trying to create a subscription based content service that competes with cable, that’s exactly what they are trying to do. The company is licensing exclusive content in an effort … Continue reading →

Enlarge image Netflix Viewing Seen Swelling Cable Bills Jin Lee/Bloomberg Time Warner Cable Inc. and U.S. pay-TV companies, weighing how to profit from surging Internet demand spurred by Netflix Inc. and Hulu, are on the verge of instituting new fees … Continue reading →

Commentary By Cody Willard Here’s what I was reading and thinking about today when I wasn’t watching the sun rise over the Capitan mountains from my new home in the mountains of southeastern New Mexico. How to trade Netflix now … Continue reading →