"Netflix Faces Tough Road Ahead After Subscriber Frenzy"

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Netflix stock tumbled nearly 9% after the company provided a soft revenue outlook for the second quarter and announced it would stop disclosing quarterly subscriber numbers starting in 2025, focusing instead on revenue and operating margin as primary financial metrics. Analysts expressed concerns about the lack of visibility into key performance metrics, with some viewing the move as a sign of the company's maturing business and a pivot towards a slow-growth, high-profit model. Despite the stock drop, some analysts maintained their buy ratings and raised their price targets for Netflix.
- Netflix Stock Tumbles On Soft Guidance, Reduced Disclosure Investor's Business Daily
- Netflix Dealt With the Freeloaders. Its Next Act Will Be Tougher. The Wall Street Journal
- Netflix Subscriber Numbers Fueled a Decade of Frenzied Streaming Bets. That Chapter Is Over Hollywood Reporter
- Why Netflix’s big planned change to its earnings reports is a bad sign MarketWatch
- Netflix blows past earnings estimates as subscribers jump 16% CNBC
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