Netflix (NFLX) stock hovered just below its all-time high on Monday after two Wall Street analysts raised their price targets on the Internet television company. Netflix stock was down a fraction, near 123, in midday trading on the stock market today. Netflix hit a record high of 129.29 on Wednesday. Topeka Capital Markets analyst David Miller maintained his buy rating on Netflix stock but raised his price target to 161 from 126. Stifel analyst
After three straight up days, Netflix (NFLX) stock on Friday took a step back. Shares of the Internet television service were down 3% to near 123 in midday trading on the stock market today. Netflix stock reached an all-time high of 129.29 on Wednesday. Pivotal Research Group analyst Jeffrey Wlodarczak on Friday reiterated his buy rating on Netflix stock but raised his price target to 175 from 155. “The last three quarterly U.S. subscriber results
Murdoch-controlled 21st Century Fox might be interested in buying full control of video streamer Hulu, a Netflix (NFLX) rival, but it’s unlikely its two partners would sell, says Stifel Nicolaus Research. Walt Disney and Comcast (CMCSA) are the two other owners of Hulu, which has been making more content investments to spur subscriber growth. On-demand video leader Netflix, though, is much bigger and is expanding internationally. Many companies