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Why the Netflix Stock Price Is Up This Month – and How to Play NFLX Now

By , Contributing Writer, Money Morning -

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The Netflix stock price is up more than 7.6% to $97.78 in the last month as markets have stabilized and stocks have rallied. That outpaces gains of 3.3% and 4.2% for the Dow Jones and Nasdaq in the same time.

Despite the rally, the Netflix Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX) stock price is down 15.16% year to date, and NFLX continues to be one of the most volatile stocks on the market. That's why we have a very specific recommendation on how to profit from Netflix stock.

But before we get to that, here's what has boosted the Netflix stock price this month…

The Netflix Stock Price Falls on Slower User Growth Concerns

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning -

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The Netflix stock price is down once again on news that technology group ITG Research projects Netflix's projections of domestic user growth for Q4 2015 is off.

ITG Research believes that Netflix will only report an increase of 1.13 million new domestic users, while Netflix projected an addition of 1.3 million new subscribers.

But while the hedge funds and millionaires on Wall Street are overreacting, they are overlooking one key catalyst for revenue growth...

How to Play the Climbing Netflix Stock Price in 2016

By , Contributing Writer, Money Morning -

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The Netflix stock price hit a record high of $133.27 on heavy volume Monday, and the stock has now climbed more than 160% in 2015.

However, shares pulled back slightly this morning (Tuesday) after the company said its plans to expand internationally have been difficult because of the "politics" surrounding how media content is licensed internationally.

Here's how to handle the stock as we head into 2016...

Is Netflix Stock Too Expensive? (Nasdaq: NFLX)

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning • @KyleAndersonMM -

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When you just look at share price, Netflix stock is one of the most expensive trading on the market today.

Netflix shares rank No. 240 among the most expensive stocks that trade in the United States, according to Finviz. The Netflix stock price has climbed 130% in 2015, opening at $112.85 today. Netflix held a stock split in July that brought its share price down from over $700 to about $100.

Shares trading over $100 sound pricey - but to really measure if Netflix stock is too expensive right now, you have to look at the following numbers...

Netflix Stock Price Climbs Today After Subscription Hike (Nasdaq: NFLX)

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning • @KyleAndersonMM -

The Netflix stock price was up slightly today (Friday) after the company announced it will be raising the price of its basic monthly service from $8.99 to $9.99 per month.

The news was announced on Thursday, and Netflix Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX) stock climbed 12% intraday. It closed up 6.3% to $114.93.

Here's why the Netflix stock price continues to climb, and how to play the stock...

Why the Netflix Stock Price Is Down Another 5% Today (Nasdaq: NFLX)

By , Associate Editor, Money Morning • @KyleAndersonMM -

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The Netflix stock price is down another 4.8% in early trading this morning (Friday) and has now dipped 13.3% since Aug. 6.

Yesterday, shares of Netflix Inc. (Nasdaq: NFLX) were down 7.8% as many tech stocks felt the heat of the market's sell-off. On Thursday, the Dow Jones Industrial Average fell more than 350 points, and the Nasdaq dropped 141 points.

Here's the best way to handle NFLX stock now...

Do This… And Gain Control of Your Financial Destiny

By , Chief Investment Strategist, Money Map Report -

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My work puts me in touch with all kinds of investors, from beginners to seasoned pros.

And it's made me realize that many investors, particularly those who are new to the stock market, are totally unaware that there are different order types - let alone the advantages that come from using them. So they simply call up their broker and tell him that they want to buy a given stock, bond, or ETF.

There's a problem with that. Unless you name a specific price, you're effectively giving your broker permission to fill your order at any price. Of course, you're guaranteed to get filled as long as there's trading activity - meaning buyers and sellers making a market.

And best of all, it puts you in control...