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While investors have reason to be concerned with subscriber metrics at Walt Disney Co (NYSE: DIS)'s ESPN unit, the stock offers a balanced risk-reward profile, according to BMO Capital Markets.  The Analyst BMO's Daniel Salmon upgraded Disney from Underperform to Market Perform...

Heading into Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX)'s first-quarter report Monday, one bear analyst is sticking to his thesis that the streaming video provider will continue to burn cash for "many years." The Analyst Wedbush's Michael Pachter maintains an Underperform rating on Netflix...

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is scheduled to report its first quarter results on April 16 and the company is likely to post upside to subscriber estimates, according to KeyBanc. The Analyst KeyBanc Capital Markets' Andy Hargreaves maintains an Overweight rating on Netflix with an unchanged (...

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) is scheduled to report first-quarter results April 16 after the close. The print is likely to come in ahead of consensus estimates due to a strong content slate, new distribution partners and returns from marketing investments, according to Goldman Sachs. The...

Investors thinking they missed the opportunity in Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) may want to re-consider as the company is still in its "early stages" of growth. The Analysts Morgan Stanley's Benjamin Swinburne maintains an Overweight rating on Netflix's stock with a price target...

Roku Inc (NASDAQ: ROKU)'s stock started 2018 trading north of $50 and has since lost nearly $20 per share to flirt with Citi's prior price target of $33. Accordingly, a bearish stance on the stock is no longer appropriate. The Analyst Citi's Mark May upgraded Roku's stock rating...

Altice USA Inc (NYSE: ATUS), the seventh-largest U.S. broadband provider and sixth-largest video provider, has seen its stock fall more than 40 percent since its recent highs, and investors may want to take advantage of the dip, according to Buckingham Research Group. The Analyst Buckingham's...

Are TVs dead and being replaced with tablets and smartphones? If you ask Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX), the answer is a clear no. What Happened Netflix's management said during a briefing last week that most new users sign up to the streaming video platform on a smartphone or computer, Recode...

Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) has long been an investors' darling, given its dominant position in the streaming TV business. Loop Capital Markets bullishly estimates Netflix will have 300 million subscribers by 2025, but the firm initiated the stock with a neutral stance due to its valuation....

As Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX) plans to spend $12 billion in content development, a number of investors have expressed concern over the effectiveness of such a large-scale investment. Netflix’s recent original content successes demonstrate that the company is able to utilize its brand image...