Netflix’s Wild Run: Will the Hot Streak Continue or Is a Stock Split Coming?

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In this Market Mondays clip, the hosts dive deep into Netflix’s blockbuster performance this year and debate whether its explosive growth can keep going—or if a stock pullback is on the horizon. Rashad Bilal, Ian Dunlap, and Troy Millings breakdown recent Netflix news: the company’s ad-supported tier is expected to double revenue in 2025, fresh moves into live sports, premium content strategy, and why they remain the clear leader in the streaming space.

Ian praises Netflix as the “HBO of our era,” highlighting their dominance and innovative approach, including recent sports deals and content quality that outpaces competitors like Disney, Prime, and Max. Troy explains the recent 5% stock pullback—even after outstanding earnings—and addresses concerns about the stock running up “too high, too fast.” The team discusses the possibility of a stock split as Netflix’s price hovers at all-time highs, and whether now is the right time to buy, hold, or wait for a dip.

Key points covered in the clip:

*Netflix’s Ad-Supported Growth:* Doubling revenue in the ad tier is a big move—can they triple it over the next few years?
*Sports Content Expansion:* Netflix lands big deals, including a new partnership with boxing expert Max Kellerman and major sporting events.
*Stock Performance:* Up almost $300 in just a couple of years, with a 52-week high over $1300.
*Valuation and Future Prospects:* Should Netflix split its stock? The hosts weigh in on how a split could make shares more accessible and drive investor interest.
*Alternatives for Investors:* If Netflix’s price is too high, the hosts suggest looking at ETFs like FDN, which has the largest allocation to Netflix.
*Institutional Moves:* Big players like Fidelity and State Street are quietly buying more Netflix.

Whether you’re a longtime investor, considering a buy, or just fascinated by how Netflix keeps reinventing itself, this discussion gives you behind-the-scenes insight and actionable takeaways on one of the hottest stocks in the market.

Let us know in the comments: Do you think Netflix is due for a split? What’s your strategy for investing in streaming stocks?

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