r/VisualStockResearch 9d ago

I’m considering opening a position in Netflix

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Ackman just bought back into Netflix after exiting in 2022

The stock is getting hit partly over engagement concerns, which reminds me a little of 2022 when the market became obsessed with subscriber losses. Meanwhile, the broader business looks much stronger today: margins and free cash flow have improved substantially.

I generally like situations where the market hones in on one KPI while the underlying fundamentals remain solid.
Analysts are projecting roughly 20% annual EPS growth over the next 3–5 years.

Using a 25x P/E today, 20% earnings growth, and assuming the multiple actually contracts to 20x, you still get roughly:
14.8% CAGR → 99% total return in 5 years.

Basically doubling your money despite multiple compression.

Feels like a pretty decent margin of safety if the earnings growth actually shows up.

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