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Netflix stock has room to run, despite recent climb

Netflix (NFLX) stock still has room to run despite rising 66% this year through Monday, Morgan Stanley analyst Benjamin Swinburne said in a research report Tuesday. Swinburne reiterated his overweight rating on Netflix stock, with a price target of 620. Netflix hit an all-time high of 576.13 on Monday, the third straight day of record high. But shares of the Internet television service were down 1%, near 562, in midday trading on the stock market today. “While near-term upside is likely muted, we remain bullish on the long-term opportunity for (Netflix) shares,” Swinburne said. “In particular, Netflix’s global moat is deepening and we believe shares still do not reflect potential pricing upside.” Morgan Stanley predicts Netflix will reach 165 million-plus global subscribers, excluding China, by 2025. It is modeling for about 65 million U.S. subscribers in 10 years. Netflix ended Q1 with 62.27 million streaming video subscribers, including 41.4 million…

Google YouTube Service: Not The Only Web Video Star

YouTube remains the online video leader, but it’s far from the only star in an increasingly competitive field. YouTube owner Google (GOOGL) this month confirmed plans to launch an ad-free YouTube subscription service. Whether that means that YouTube will try for some higher-end professional and original content and go up against subscription services from the likes of Netflix (NFLX) and Amazon.com (AMZN) remains to be seen. But in the field of

Netflix stock hits record high for third straight day

Netflix (NFLX) stock hit a record high for the third straight trading day on Monday, with investors still buzzing about the Internet television company’s better-than-expected subscriber growth in the first quarter. Netflix hit an all-time high of 576.13 in morning trading on the stock market today. In afternoon trading, Netflix was flat, near 571. Netflix closed at 475.46 last Wednesday ahead of its Q1 earnings report. After the market close, it disclosed better-than-forecast domestic and international subscriber gains. It ended the March quarter with 62.27 million subscribers, an increase of 4.88 million from the December quarter. It had forecast a gain of 4.05 million new subscribers.