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Netflix: $95 Is Coming 

Netflix (NASDAQ: NFLX) is looking increasingly interesting after its recent pullback.

Shares are currently around $74, compared with a 52-week high near $127 and low around $65.

That puts Netflix much closer to its yearly low than its peak.

Why $95?

One valuation model estimates Netflix’s fair value around $95 per share—roughly 29% above the current price.

The fundamentals remain compelling. Netflix generated approximately $48.4 billion in trailing-12-month revenue, up about 16% year over year.

At the same time, its P/E ratio has compressed into the low-20s, making the stock considerably less expensive than it has been during previous periods of strong investor enthusiasm.

The Bull Case

Netflix doesn’t need to return to its 52-week high to reward investors.

A move from roughly $74 to $95 would represent about 29% upside.

If revenue growth continues, margins remain strong and investor sentiment improves, $95 could be a realistic near-term target.

Current price: ~$74
52-week high: ~$127
52-week low: ~$65
Fair-value estimate: ~$95
Potential upside: ~29%

Bottom Line

Netflix may be a fallen growth stock worth watching.

The combination of strong revenue growth, a lower valuation and a potential return toward fair value creates an interesting setup.

NFLX at ~$74 → potential $95 target.

This is an investment thesis, not financial advice. Fair-value estimates vary and Netflix remains exposed to competition, earnings volatility and broader market conditions.