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Netflix Crowned King of Streaming Despite Tumultuous Year

Friday 19 January 2024 - 15:56
Netflix Crowned King of Streaming Despite Tumultuous Year

In the midst of a turbulent 2022, Netflix has emerged triumphant as the reigning champion in the streaming industry, as declared by the Bank of America.

For an extended period, Netflix comfortably held its dominion over the streaming landscape. However, formidable challengers such as Prime Video, Disney+, Apple TV+, Paramount+, and others entered the scene. Facing regular price increases, the discontinuation of popular shows, and a controversial crackdown on password sharing, Netflix encountered a challenging period that prompted some subscribers to cancel their memberships.

Despite these obstacles, the Bank of America has proclaimed Netflix as the unequivocal winner in the streaming wars. Analysts assert that the company not only met but exceeded its 2022 targets, potentially leading to a 22% surge in its stock price according to estimates.

Netflix defied apprehensions of a downturn in its Q3 financials last September. The company witnessed growth in subscribers, revenue, and profits, defying concerns about its stability. The Bank of America maintains a high level of confidence in Netflix's future trajectory.

Analyst Jessica Reif Ehrlich suggests that over the past 18 months, shifting market dynamics and an increased investor focus on profitability have solidified Netflix's status as the victor in the fiercely contested streaming arena.

As competing media groups acknowledge the difficulty of catching up to Netflix, the streaming giant gains the ability to acquire more third-party content at a lower cost and with reduced risk. The consistent high rankings of non-original content on Netflix affirm that subscribers have an appetite for such material.

In light of these developments, the Bank of America has raised its Netflix price target from $525 to $585. Simultaneously, KeyBanc has adjusted its target to $545, valuing the company at 25.7 times the projected earnings per share for 2025. These financial metrics indicate that Netflix is fortifying its position on the throne of the streaming world.


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