Netflix Broke Out. Now What?Netflix has climbed along with most other major Nasdaq stocks. Today we’ll consider some longer-term patterns on the streaming giant.
First is the February 3 high of $379.43, which NFLX broke last week. Clearing that level could make some chart watchers expect further moves to the upside.
Next is $458.48. Prices topped out there sixteen months ago as the stock trended lower. It may be the next logical resistance.
Above that, you have the January 20, 2022, close of $508.25. NFLX sat there immediately before plunging on a weak quarterly report early last year.
Investors planning exits may focus on these levels in the coming months. Options traders may also use them to select strikes and build strategies.
There are two other potentially bullish signals to consider. In the short-term, MACD is rising. In the longer-run, the 100-day simple moving average (SMA) has mostly risen since autumn. This contrasts sharply with the bear market early last year.
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