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Netflix stock is up recently, close to the target price of $714. That is now revised to $809 based on analysts' forecasted revenue hikes. Selling short out-of-the-money put-and-call options is the best way to play this.

With analysts highly bullish on the prospects for the communications services sector despite its recent dip, here are three mega-cap stocks in this space that investors can scoop up for potential gains.

With back-to-school happening, parents might be looking for a little extra income to pay for everything kids need for school. Selling these two put options could make you $1,280 by the end of August.

Netflix has outperformed the broader market over the past year, and Wall Street analysts remain moderately bullish about the stock’s prospects.

Netflix stock took a hit after peaking over $691 in early July and it's now down to $630. NFLX is up from recent lows, but its put option prices are still high. This is ideal for short sellers as an income play.

The streaming giant Netflix (NFLX) has been making waves with its entry into video game publishing and strategic financial moves. In addition, the company boasts strong profitability and an optimistic growth outlook. Hence, should NFLX be on your investment radar in the highly competitive streaming market? Read more to find…

Netflix surprised to the upside with its recent financial performance, especially the subscriber numbers. Here's the 2025 forecast for the streaming giant, and a look at whether it can continue the growth momentum in 2025 and beyond.

Netflix reported strong sales and membership figures for Q2. However, its free cash flow (FCF) performance was significantly lower than last quarter's. It implies that NFLX stock could be fully valued. But not so fast.

This week we have Taiwan Semiconductor (TSM), Bank of America (BAC), United Airlines (UAL), Netflix (NFLX), Goldman Sachs (GS), Johnson & Johnson (JNJ) and Morgan Stanley (MS) all set to report.

Streaming giant Netflix is all set to announce its second-quarter results this month, and analysts are projecting a notable double-digit earnings growth.

Netflix (NFLX) concluded the fiscal 2024 first quarter on a solid note, beating analyst estimates on both top and bottom lines. Further, the company’s long-term outlook is driven by robust subscriber growth, expanding content portfolio, strategic partnerships, and investments in technology. After surging more than 38% year-to-date, can Netflix maintain…