• Netflix beat earnings but the stock still sold off. Here’s a technical breakdown of NFLX, how far it may fall, and where a bounce might happen.

Netflix (NFLX) Earnings – Solid Numbers, Ugly Reaction

NFLX reported Q2 earnings with strong top and bottom-line beats:

  • Revenue: $12.05B vs $11.97B expected
  • EPS: $0.56 vs $0.55 expected
  • 2026 Revenue Outlook: $50.7B to $51.7B (inline with expectations)

And yet… the stock sold off hard.

For traders, the question now becomes: how far can NFLX fall — and where should you look to get long?

In today’s video, I break down:

  • Key support zones from the daily chart
  • Whether this is just a post-earnings flush or a signal of trend shift
  • The risk/reward setups if price pulls back into major demand
  • My exact trade plan: where I’d buy, where I’d set risk, and what I’d want to see before entering

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