Netflix Is Buying Its Rivals While Its Stock Gets Hammered. What Now?
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- Netflix (NFLX) stock is down roughly a third into January 26, 2026, even as 2025 delivered its strongest revenue growth in about four years.
- The planned Warner Bros. Discovery acquisition could supercharge content and ad ambitions, but adds real integration, leverage, and regulatory risk.
- The business is still adding millions of members and expects ad revenue to double in 2026, but slower viewing‑hour growth is making the market nervous.
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