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Netflix's (NFLX) third-quarter revenue outlook was weaker than expectations. Although its new initiatives will likely boost its revenue in the long term, its near-term prospects look uncertain. Given the Internet industry’s growth prospects, it could be worth considering investing in fundamentally strong Internet stocks LegalZoom.com (LZ), Solo Brands (DTC), and…

Netflix (NFLX) faces increasing competition, which could impede its growth. Hence, amid heightened internet accessibility and the growing trend of businesses adopting digital transformation, three fundamentally robust internet stocks, eBay (EBAY), Meta Platforms (META), and Alphabet (GOOGL), could be better buys than NFLX. Read more….

With the increasing global adoption of the internet and the proliferation of smartphones and other connected devices, the industry is poised for further expansion. Therefore, it might be wise to pay attention to three internet stocks, Netflix (NFLX), Pinterest (PINS), and Opera Limited (OPRA). Keep reading….

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As internet penetration continues to rise, the sector remains in a constant state of evolution, offering promising prospects for future growth. Hence, closely monitoring three prominent internet stocks, Amazon (AMZN), Netflix (NFLX), and Pinterest (PINS), could be wise. Read on….

The internet industry is expected to thrive as a result of growing digitalization, expansion in smart infrastructure, and government initiatives. However, while smart money is following Netflix (NFLX) and Solo Brands (DTC), should you scoop up these stocks now? Read on.

Netflix stock is off over 10% from its high of over $477 per share since it released its Q2 results. But does that make it a buy now? The company's financials show that investors may have overreacted.

The major indexes hit new 52-week highs, but did pare morning gains. Tesla fell late as Elon Musk spoke on the earnings call. Netflix sold off late.

The major indexes set fresh 52-week highs as earnings roll in. Carvana spiked on results and a debt restructuring. Tesla and Netflix earnings are on tap.