By InvestMacro.com | #stocks #NFLX
The Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) stock finished the day with a gain of 3.07 percent and closed the day around the 220.87 price level, according to unofficial data at the New York close.
Netflix, a technology streaming company that trades on the Nasdaq, opened the trading day at 214.3 price level with the high of the day hitting 223.67 and the low of the day bottoming at 212.7.
The Netflix stock has been trading in a recent range between $215 and $250 over the past few months. The company has an earnings release next week (with estimates of 2.15 earnings per share currently) that could spark a new path for the stock.
The stock is currently trending lower over the past 200 trading days, according to the linear regression line (red) seen on the chart below. Netflix has seen its share price fall from over $600 per share in December 2021 to just a little over a third of that amount as it trades at $220 today.
The Relative Strength Index, an indicator that can identify overbought (above 70) and oversold levels (below 30), shows that the current RSI is at a 43.0 score. This is a Bearish reading on the daily time-frame and the RSI line is headed lower as well.
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The NFLX has declined by -9.92 percent over the past 10 days while seeing a gain by 0.10 over the past 30 days. The 90-day change is 11.00 while the 180-day return and the 365-day return are -39.72 and -56.62, respectively.
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