Netflix Just Split Its Stock and Crashed Its Earnings Call—So What Now?
TL;DR
Quick Summary
- Netflix’s ten-for-one stock split in mid‑November 2025 made shares cheaper per unit, but the underlying business and value didn’t change.
- Q3 2025 showed ~17% revenue growth and strong margins, with an earnings miss driven mostly by a one‑time Brazilian tax charge, not collapsing demand.
- Netflix is shifting from pure subscriptions to a hybrid of subs + ads and is even sniffing around Warner Bros. Discovery, signaling it’s ready to be a consolidator.
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