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A wave of upgraded guidance from major U.S. companies is reshaping the outlook for the rest of 2025, and analysts are responding in kind. Strong Q2 earnings results have prompted several high-profile firms to lift their full-year forecasts, triggering a flurry of price target hikes across Wall Street.

Netflix's long-term capital allocation strategy—prioritizing organic growth, global content investment, and avoiding dilutive acquisitions—has driven exceptional shareholder returns. International expansion and local content production have fueled robust global revenue growth, with non-English titles now a significant part of total viewing hours. Management's discipline in limiting share dilution and focusing on buybacks has preserved shareholder value, with only modest dilution since the IPO.

Netflix (NFLX -3.38%) was founded in 1997 to disrupt the video rental industry. Its business model introduced convenience by mailing DVDs to customers so they no longer had to visit a physical store.

Netflix (NFLX -3.50%) stock has crushed the market this year. The streaming service specialist's shares have climbed more than 38% year to date as of this writing.

Netflix (NFLX -3.50%) continues to outperform expectations as it pioneers the streaming industry.

Netflix delivered robust Q2 results with strong revenue, record EPS, and exceptional free cash flow, showcasing operational excellence and business strength. Profitability metrics, including operating margin and return on equity, hit multi-year highs, reflecting consistent efficiency improvements and enhanced shareholder returns. Valuation seems justified, with the P/E ratio now reflecting fair value given Netflix's profitability and raised guidance, supporting a more bullish stance.

Tom Rogers, fmr. NBC Cable President, joins 'Fast Money' to recap Netflix quarterly results and highlight areas of concern after the stock's post-earnings slide.

Netflix has begun using video generation software from startup Runway AI and Walt Disney is also testing out Runway's technology. Bloomberg's Rachel Metz discusses the promises and risks of this controversial technology in Hollywood on “Bloomberg Tech.