So here are the levels I didn't post before. Reason being that the pivots range expanded into the negative numbers and didn't seem to be usable for anyone other than long time frame investors buying the lows. I personally am in a 116 call for mid may that I got when resting and accepting R2. I have lower time frame levels that I will link here but might as well just go to my profile and check out all the other stocks. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These are the equilibrium levels for the current structure in Netflix Levels are derived from internal framework using structure and geometric relationships—not time-based inputs. Focus is not on prediction, but on order flow response at price. Reaction at each level determines outcome: – Acceptance → continuation within value – Rejection → rotation away – Failure → discovery beyond the range

I wanted to repost a new Netflix idea with lower time frame levels so it is more applicable for swing and intraday traders. I am personally in a 116 call for mid may that I got when we were at pivot. These pivots should be reactive on the way to my prospective target. PS. I just realized while writing this that I forgot to even post my larger time frame pivots. So here I will have the smaller timeframe pivots overlayed onto the larger timeframe pivots. Then I will post another with the Larger time frame pivots within frame and will link this to that one. The LTF pivots were created in the beginning of March. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- These are the equilibrium levels for the current structure in Netflix Levels are derived from internal framework using structure and geometric relationships—not time-based inputs. Focus is not on prediction, but on order flow response at price. Reaction at each level determines outcome: – Acceptance → continuation within value – Rejection → rotation away – Failure → discovery beyond the range

Netflix (NFLX) experienced a prolonged corrective phase after reaching a peak of $134.12 on June 30, 2025. This downward cycle concluded at the February 23, 2026 low of $75.01, from which the stock began to recover. The rebound has established an incomplete bullish sequence, starting with a rally to $100.19 on March 5, followed by a secondary low at $89.75 on March 23. The subsequent advance broke above the March 5 high, confirming a higher-high structure and reinforcing the bullish outlook. Current projections suggest upside potential toward the 100%–161.8% Fibonacci extension zone, spanning $116.40 to $130.00. The short-term cycle from the March 23 low is unfolding as an impulsive structure. Within this sequence, wave 1 terminated at $97.20, while wave 2 corrected to $94.25. The stock then advanced in wave 3, reaching $102.69, before retracing in wave 4, which appears complete at $97.97. Provided the pivot at $94.24 remains intact, the near-term expectation is for pullbacks to find support, paving the way for wave 5 to extend higher. This structure highlights the resilience of the current recovery and suggests that Netflix is positioned to continue its upward trajectory, with the broader cycle favoring additional gains toward the projected Fibonacci targets. The technical framework therefore supports a constructive outlook, contingent on the preservation of key support levels.

Amid ongoing geopolitical tensions that have pushed the equity market into correction territory, Netflix, Inc. has begun to show signs of a new uptrend following a prolonged period of decline. Netflix, Inc. is a $416.56 billion market capitalization company operating as a global streaming entertainment provider. The company offers subscription-based access to movies and television content over the internet, alongside its legacy DVD-by-mail service. Its operations are structured across three key segments: Domestic Streaming, International Streaming, and Domestic DVD. NFLX is considered a wide economic moat company, having delivered consistent growth in both revenue and earnings per share over the past five quarters. From a profitability standpoint, the company has maintained strong performance, with average return on equity (ROE), return on invested capital (ROIC), and net profit margin of approximately 42%, 26%, and 20%, respectively, over the last three quarters. In terms of financial health, liquidity remains stable with a current ratio of 1.19x, while leverage is moderate, as reflected in a debt-to-equity ratio of 0.64x. Barring any systemic shock, these strong fundamentals are expected to support and sustain the emerging uptrend.

Bought NASDAQ:NFLX a few days ago. You know I expect the broader market to move (much) lower before eventually going higher, but this setup was too strong to pass on as it had a double trend line break, a strong reversal and was bottoming at a logical support zone. Netflix also held up very well during the last market downturn, which adds to the conviction. I don’t like being positioned only short, so I’m happy to have some long exposure here.

Do me a favour DONT USE MARGIN! i want you to invest in price the actual price.. i know its expensive but if you want to grow your wealth you dont want to involve the insurance "idea" into your trading Listen the margin is backed by "underground" insurance companies. Look at whats happening to the oil price..The insurance companies dont want to insure the ships carrying the oil because they pose a high risk of damage The shipping companies, can use insurance to their advantage... and let their ships get attacked to collect on high insurance premiums So its the same with trading not all trades will be covered by the margin calls or puts.. Am sure there is a system you have to understand to know which stocks will be "covered" By margin trading i think its called "covered" calls. And to be honest with you i still dont know how to do that. And the person i learnt how to trade --- I want you to INVEST in this stock NASDAQ:NFLX before the price passes the 200 EMA --- from doesn't like margin calls and put options.So if you want to learn how to trade with insurance margin calls and put options then sadly am not your guy but if you want to learn how to invest then keep on following me for more content. Rocket boost this content to learn more. Disclaimer:Trading is risky please dont use margin or leverage. Also practise from a simulation trading account before you use real money.

NASDAQ:NFLX seeing some call flow today, also the daily bands are very tight

🔶 NFLX – Holding Above HVL, Testing 200 EMA into Call Cluster 🔶 NFLX is currently pushing into a technically and options-driven key zone. Price has moved above the High Volatility Level (HVL), shifting the market into a positive GEX regime, where price action tends to stabilize and volatility compress compared to reactive downside conditions. At the same time, price is now approaching the 200-day moving average from below, adding an important technical layer to the current setup. 🔶 Options Structure Context 🔶 Price is entering a positive gamma environment above HVL 100 – highest call GEX level, acting as a major upside reference 🔶 Options Sentiment 🔶 Call pricing skew is currently around +30%, indicating moderate call-side demand. 🔶 What to Watch 🔶 👉 The key level is clear: 100 call wall If price can approach and engage this level with momentum, the reaction will determine whether the move continues or stalls. In positive gamma conditions, moves can stay controlled — but key levels still decide direction. For now, NFLX is transitioning into a more stable regime, with the 100 call cluster as the next decision point.

💣Netflix ( NASDAQ:NFLX ) is clearly heading higher: 🔎Analysis summary: After I published my last analysis of Netflix, we already witnessed a move of about +25%. And while the higher timeframe remains 100% bullish, we could see another rejection lower. Either way, Netflix remains a clear swingtrading setup heading for new highs. 📝Levels to watch: $70 SwingTraderPhil SwingTrading.Simplified. | Investing.Simplified. | #LONGTERMVISION

What’s Changed? Since our last update, Netflix stock initially dipped further into our blue Long-Term Entry Range ($96.27–$75.19), but then rebounded to the upper edge of that range. Primary Scenario We continue to view NFLX as being in a major correction, so we expect more significant sell-offs over the long term. However, the price should see a temporary recovery first, as it recently established a more pronounced low within our blue Long-Term Entry Range ($96.27–$75.19). After a move above the Entry Range ($96.27–$75.19), we anticipate further declines. Alternative Scenario In our alternative scenario, NFLX may have already established a long-term low within our blue Long-Term Entry Range ($96.27–$75.19). In this case, the price would continue rising immediately and initially break through resistance at $114.14 and $134.12 (probability: 25%).