What to Watch When Netflix Inc. Reports Earnings

what are Analysts report about: Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX)
News Oracle - 17 hours ago 
Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) will report its next earnings on 18-Jan-17. The company reported the earnings of $0.12/Share in the last quarter where the estimated EPS by analysts was $0.06/share.

what are Analysts report about: Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX)

Netflix Poised For Royally Good Q4 Earnings Report (Investor's Business Daily)
On CNBC's Options Action , Mike Khouw suggested a bullish options strategy in Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ: NFLX ). He said that it is very hard to trade the stock based on the valuation, but those who want to place a bullish bet ahead of earnings should buy the March 135/155 call spread for $5.75.
The trade breaks even at $140.75 or 5.23 percent above the current market price and it can maximally make a profit of $14.25 if Netflix jumps to $155 or higher. The company is going to report earnings on January 18 and it moves on average 13 percent on the event. This time the options market is implying the move of 8.5 percent in either direction and Khouw needs Netflix to jump 15.89 percent until March for his trade to reach its maximal potential.
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