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NFLY offers a compelling income-focused strategy by selling calls on Netflix, providing a high monthly yield with capped upside on NFLX appreciation. Netflix's strong earnings, AI-driven cost efficiencies, and dominant original content pipeline reinforce my bullish outlook on the underlying stock. The ETF's covered call and call spread strategies can enhance income, especially if NFLX's share price rises moderately or significantly.

NFLX, HOOD and AFRM made the momentum cut with strong 1-year gains and brief pullbacks, flashing a potential entry point.

With a production budget that surpasses Squid Game Season 1, Trigger emerges as Netflix's next high-stakes Korean mega-production With a production budget that surpasses Squid Game Season 1, Trigger emerges as Netflix's next high-stakes Korean mega-production

NFLX moved up over 15 points after the alert

Even though I'm a buy-and-hold investor, I like growth stocks as much as the next guy. Growth stocks are the best choices to add to your portfolio in order to beat the broader indexes like the S&P 500, Nasdaq Composite, and Dow Jones Industrial Average.

The case for underperformance at Netflix is clear. Netflix has done a big buyback of stock. But it has also lost 10% of its customers since 2022. Mainstream competitors continue to make a big impact.

Netflix Inc  (NASDAQ:NFLX) stock was last seen down 0.9% at $1,165.72, trading at its lowest level since May 15 and on track for its third-straight daily loss, as well as its fourth consecutive week in the red.

JPM, NFLX, PGR, GE and IBKR are gaining momentum as earnings beats drive up estimates for 2025 and beyond.

In this podcast, Motley Fool host Anand Chokkavelu and contributors Jason Hall and Matt Frankel discuss:

In the new American Customer Satisfaction Index, the streaming service Disney+ received a low rating, which it cannot afford. The sector is too competitive for any company to have a reputation that is less than stellar. Among 13 streaming services, Disney+ ranked 11th, and ESPN+, which Walt Disney Co. (NYSE: DIS) also owns, finished last. 24/7 Wall St. Key Points: The Disney+ streaming service unexpectedly received a low rating in the new American Customer Satisfaction Index. ESPN+ tumbled even more. Take this quiz to see if you’re on track to retire. (sponsored) The industry overall had a rating of 78 on a system that is based on consumer ratings, where services are evaluated on a scale of 0 to 100. The industry’s overall rating dropped by 1% from 2024 to 2025. Disney+ received a rating of 75, a decline of 3%. ESPN+ had the largest fall among all services, down 8% to 69. Ratings were based on several factors from a survey that was in the field for 15 months, concluding in June 202