Earnings are important, and investors will keep focusing hard on revenue and profit as long as Netflix is a publicly traded company. However, Netflix will be making a little-discu

Netflix continues to deliver strong growth across the board, adding 5.1 million subscribers in the quarter, or 35.6 million over the last four quarters. That drove revenue up 15% in the quarter to $9.83 billion, which edged past estimates of $9.78 billion.

Netflix stock is spiking Friday after the streaming giant beat third-quarter expectations and gave an upbeat fourth-quarter outlook.

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Netflix NFLX has once again proven its mettle in the streaming wars, delivering a stellar third-quarter 2024 performance that cements its position as the industry leader. The company's impressive earnings beat and raised guidance make it a compelling case for investors looking to capitalize on the growing digital entertainment market.

Netflix's valuation is lofty with a P/E ratio of ~35, requiring future growth. Current FCF yield of 2% is insufficient to justify this valuation. Revenue growth is slowing, with $9.8 billion in the recent quarter and net income volatile,