Stock split announcement fails to lift Netflix — shares drop 2.81% amid volatility

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Netflix slides 2.81% to $1,121.55 today

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Dmytro Kharkov

14.11.2025

Stock split announcement fails to lift Netflix — shares drop 2.81% amid volatility — Netflix slides 2.81% to $1,121.55 today

Netflix Inc. (NFLX) is trading at $1,121.55, positioning below its MA-20 ($1,128.51), well under its MA-50 ($1,176.57), and just below its MA-200 ($1,130.05). This reflects ongoing short-term selling pressure, with longer-term support likely near the MA-200 and dynamic resistance around the Ichimoku kijun line at $1,160.98.

NFLX price prediction

24H 0.05%

$82.03

48H 0.2%

$82.15

7D 1.01%

$82.82

1M -6.06%

$77.02

3M -10.66%

$73.25

6M -15.17%

$69.55

12M -29.14%

$58.1

Detailed

Current price: $ 81.99 0.4700 0.58%

Real-time Data 12:22

Daily range 82.03

83.35

Weekly range 81.11

87.23

Highlights

Netflix will implement a 10-for-1 stock split, its first in over a decade, effective after the market closes.
The company reported 17% year-over-year revenue growth in its latest third-quarter earnings, reflecting continued business momentum.
Excluding Brazil, Netflix achieved a 34% EBIT margin and is preparing a new content lineup while expanding its global audience reach.

Stock split and rising revenue as Netflix expands content and audience

Netflix has announced a 10-for-1 stock split, its first in more than a decade, scheduled to take effect after the market closes. Following its latest third-quarter earnings, the company reported 17% year-over-year revenue growth and a 34% EBIT margin excluding Brazil. The platform is also preparing its upcoming content lineup and continues to grow its audience.

Negative momentum and mixed signals as volatility persists

Momentum signals on the daily chart remain negative, with MACD confirming a strong sell and the ADX at a neutral stance, indicating a lack of bullish momentum. Oscillators are mixed: RSI and CCI show neutral readings, while Stoch RSI and BBP indicate overbought conditions, underscoring a divergence between momentum and mean-reversion signals. The daily drop of 2.81% placed the price near the lower end of today's range, reflecting high volatility and continued downside pressure since the open.

Sideways bias likely as bullish weekly signals face resistance

Over the next five trading days, NFLX is likely to fluctuate between $1,100 and $1,170. With three major weekly indicators — RSI, ADX, and MA-50 — all showing bullish signals but only two qualifying as Strong Buy, there is about a 75% probability of a price increase. The most likely scenario is a sideways movement between support at $1,100 and resistance at $1,160. A move above $1,160 may open the way to $1,170, while a decline below $1,100 could trigger further losses, though this appears less probable at present.

Viktoras Karapetjanc, expert at Traders Union, sees Netflix’s strong fundamentals and robust revenue growth helping to offset technical pressure from recent declines. The upcoming 10-for-1 stock split and continued audience expansion further strengthen sentiment. He believes the medium-term outlook remains positive as long as price holds above $1,100. "While volatility persists, I expect Netflix to consolidate soon and see upward momentum building toward $1,170 if market sentiment stays favorable."

Last time we reported that Netflix announced a 10-for-1 stock split, aiming to make its shares more accessible to investors. Momentum signals for NFLX were mixed, with technical indicators such as dominant buyers may be losing momentum suggesting prevailing uncertainty.

Source of Data: NFLX Price Analysis by TU

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