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Another analyst, another Netflix thumbs-up
Guggenheim is still in the Netflix bull camp, reiterating a Buy rating and keeping its $130 price target intact. That’s not exactly a plot twist — analysts have been lining up to give Netflix a pep talk ahead of its Q1 2026 earnings report, which lands in just two days.
Why this matters now
This isn’t just a random sticker on the stock chart. Netflix has been juggling a few big storylines at once: it walked away from the Warner Bros. Discovery chase on February 26, rolled out U.S. price increases in March, and told investors ad revenue should roughly double to about $3 billion in 2026. Translation: the market is waiting to see if the “raise prices, sell ads, grow margins” plan is more than a nice PowerPoint.
The setup is getting spicy
Investing.com also flagged that Netflix trades at a P/E of 40.85 and looks pricey versus fair value, even though its financial health score is still solid. So you’ve got the classic Netflix cocktail: expensive, loved, and under pressure to keep delivering like it’s got a subscription renewal due every quarter.
Big picture
A Buy rating won’t move the whole thesis by itself, but it does add to the pre-earnings drumbeat around Netflix. If the company can show the pricing changes and ad business are translating into real growth, the bulls get to keep flexing. If not, the valuation crowd will be first in line with the side-eye.