Netflix (NFLX) Stock Price, Earnings Date, and News
By Markets & Investing DeskUpdated Nov 10, 2026
ETF · NFLX
Netflix, Inc.
Nov 13, 2026 · 21:00 UTC · Yahoo Finance
- Prev. close
- 62.69
- Day range
- 62.13 – 63.95
- 52-week range
- 61.39 – 115.25
- Volume
- 36.14M
- Exchange
- NMS
- 1D−0.86%
- 5D−1.99%
- 1M−14.41%
- 6M−28.58%
- YTD−33.71%
- 1Y−44.12%
Key takeaways
- Netflix completed a 10-for-1 stock split in November 2025, so unadjusted charts show older prices about ten times higher.
- The 1D through 1Y performance tabs show price change only and exclude dividends, so they are not total return.
- Netflix has typically reported after the U.S. close, so the price reaction shows up after hours and at the next open.
- The stock reacts to results and guidance versus consensus estimates, not simply to whether revenue grew.
NFLX stock is the common share of Netflix, Inc., the subscription streaming company. It trades on the Nasdaq Global Select Market, which the quote panel abbreviates as “NMS.” The price above is the last trade reported by the data feed at the timestamp shown, so outside regular U.S. trading hours it reflects the most recent session’s close rather than a live price.
How to read the NFLX quote
Each field answers a different question:
- Previous close is the final regular-session price from the prior trading day. The percentage change next to the price is measured against this figure.
- Day range shows the lowest and highest trades of the current session. A wide day range relative to the price signals an unusually volatile session.
- 52-week range places today’s price within the past year. A price near the bottom of that range tells you how far the stock sits from its yearly high, not whether it is cheap.
- Volume counts shares traded in the session. Compare it with typical days rather than reading it alone.
- Performance tabs (1D through 1Y) show price change only. They exclude dividends and are not a total return figure. Use return on investment math with your own entry price to measure what a position actually earned.
Netflix completed a 10-for-1 stock split in November 2025. Charts that are not split-adjusted will show pre-split prices roughly ten times higher, so confirm the adjustment before comparing older quotes with current ones.
When Netflix reports earnings
Netflix reports results quarterly and announces each date in advance through its investor relations channel. It has typically released results after the U.S. market close, which means the price reaction usually appears in after-hours trading and at the next session’s open rather than during the day of the announcement.
Before a report, analysts publish consensus estimates for revenue and earnings per share. The stock’s reaction depends on results and forward guidance relative to those expectations, not on whether revenue grew. Options prices also imply an expected move: traders back out a percentage swing in either direction from the cost of short-dated options. That figure is a market-priced range, not a forecast of direction.
What moves Netflix stock
The drivers analysts watch around Netflix results include:
- Revenue growth and guidance, including the effect of plan price increases.
- Subscriber churn and engagement, particularly after price hikes, since higher prices can raise revenue while pushing some members to cancel.
- Content spending, which shapes both future engagement and margins.
- Strategic moves such as live programming, bundles with other streamers, or acquisitions.
Broader market conditions matter too. As a large Nasdaq-listed growth company and an S&P 500 member, Netflix can move with interest-rate expectations and overall sentiment toward technology and media stocks, even when no company news is released.
