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Netflix (NFLX) shares traded near $80 during the week of August 24, 2026, recovering modestly after a sharp post-Q2 earnings decline that left the stock down over 40% from its 2025 peak and 35% year-over-year. Revenue grew 13% to $12.56 billion with a 33.4% operating margin and a record $4.7 billion share repurchase, yet softer Q3 guidance at 11.7% growth and the shift to annual viewership reporting fueled concerns over decelerating subscriber and ad momentum. Analysts maintained buy ratings with an average $93–103 price target, citing ad-tier expansion toward $3 billion in 2026 revenue and healthy free cash flow. The next catalyst remains the October 20 earnings release amid ongoing valuation compression to roughly 25 times trailing earnings.