Netflix reported strong fourth-quarter results with revenue growth accelerating to 17.6% year over year and an expanded operating margin of 24.5%. The company’s free cash flow increased to $1.9 billion in Q4, and its advertising revenue more than doubled. Despite crossing 325 million paid subscribers, Netflix’s forecast for 2026 shows slower revenue growth of 12-14%, compared to 17% in 2025. This led to a 5% drop in stock price after the earnings report. With concerns about slower growth, investors may want to wait for a better entry point before buying Netflix stock.

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