Netflix Just Crashed Its Own Party — And That’s Actually the Bull Case
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- Netflix briefly went down in the U.S. on November 26, 2025 as “Stranger Things” Season 5 premiered, highlighting just how much demand it still commands.
- The final season is spread across three dates (Nov 26, Dec 25, Dec 31), giving Netflix multiple cultural “event” moments to drive engagement and ad dollars.
- At roughly $106 a share, the story around Netflix has shifted from pure subscriber growth to how effectively it monetizes a massive, deeply engaged audience.
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