Netflix (NFLX) shed 38% over 12 months, but BMO's Brian Pitz carries a Street-high $135 target implying 73% upside from current levels. Disney (DIS) implies ~22% upside and Roku surged 43% YTD, but neither matches the analyst-implied upside Netflix carries among streaming peers. Management guided $12.5B in 2026 free cash flow and ~$3B in ad revenue, supported by a record $4.7B quarterly buyback.
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Netflix currently trades at $78.25 while the average Wall Street price target sits at $93.66. That leaves a gap of roughly 20% between the current quote and consensus. Netflix (NASDAQ:NFLX) is the world's largest subscription streaming service, guiding 2026 revenue to $51.0B to $51.4B with an ad-supported tier on track to roughly double.
Wall Street has watched the name closely as it flipped from streaming's untouchable growth story to a battleground stock in the span of nine months. Consensus isn't even the aggressive read here: BMO Capital Markets carries a Street-high target of $135 on the shares. Netflix has shed over a third of its value in a year, down 37.77% over 12 months and 16.54% year to date.
The unraveling accelerated when Netflix announced an all-cash acquisition of Warner Bros. at $27.75 per share in late 2025, pausing buybacks and hitching the story to a $42.2B bridge facility. Q3 2025 earnings then missed on a $619 million Brazilian tax charge that compressed operating margin to 28.2%. 24/7 Wall St has helped investors make money for over two decades, and our top analysts just finished ranking the definitive Top 10 Stocks To Buy Now. Not the ten biggest companies.
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