Netflix Is Down 40% From Its All-Time High. With No More Subscriber Numbers to Hide Behind, Is the Stock Still a Good Value?
The streaming media leader is still growing faster than its industry rivals.
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Netflix's (NASDAQ: NFLX) stock closed at a record high of $133.91 on June 30, 2025. But today, the streaming media giant's stock trades at about $80. Let's see what caused that 40% decline -- and if it's becoming a good value play for patient long-term investors.
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Starting in the first quarter of 2025, Netflix stopped reporting its subscriber numbers. That was a jarring change, since many investors considered it a key performance metric. Still, Netflix insisted that its revenue, operating margin, and free cash flow (FCF) had become better metrics for evaluating its business. It also claimed its introduction of multiple pricing tiers -- including ad-supported and paid sharing plans -- changed the value of each member.
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