Netflix Stabilizes at Support: Rally Ahead?

Shares of Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) may finally be showing signs that the worst is over.... ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏  ͏ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ ­ Unsubscribe Retirement Uncertainty? Trump's New Plan Changes Everything (From American Hartford Gold) Netflix Just Set a Hard Low—Is This The Start of a 40% Rally? Written by Sam Quirke on January 30, 2026 Summary Netflix stock has stabilized after a brutal selloff, with last week’s earnings removing a major overhang. The stock is continuing to trade above its recent low as expectations build for a recovery rally.  Analysts are calling for as much as 40% upside in the months ahead.  Shares of Netflix Inc (NASDAQ: NFLX) may finally be showing signs that the worst is over. Falling as much as 40% from last summer’s all-time high, Netflix was one of the worst-performing mega-cap stocks in 2025. Sentiment was washed out, growth prospects were worsening, and as a result, the company went into its Jan. 20 earnings report with very low expectations.  This may have been a good thing, because Netflix shares put in a clear low immediately following its Q4 earnings report and have seemed to hold support since. Given the preceding selloff, there appears to be a meaningful shift in tone. With earnings now out of the way and lots of downside still fully priced in, the risk-reward balance is leaning firmly in favor of the bulls—let’s take a closer look at just how good it could get.  Ticker Revealed: Pre-IPO Access to "Next Elon Musk" Company (Ad) We've found The Next Elon Musk… and what we believe to be the next Tesla. It's already racked up $26 billion in government contracts. Peter Thiel just bet $1 Billion on it. 👉 Unlock the ticker now and get it completely free. The Earnings Band-Aid Has Been Ripped Off The Q4 earnings report wasn’t a blowout, but it didn’t need to be. The company topped analyst expectations on both revenue and earnings, enough to challenge the prevailing bearish narrative and prompt the bears to question their argument. With revenue up more than 17% year-over-year, free cash flow coming in strong, and a global audience approaching a billion users, the bearish position is starting to look indefensible. After months of selling, the market was positioned for further disappointment. Instead, Netflix delivered solid, resilient results that are consistent with a business that is still growing, albeit not at the breakneck pace investors were once accustomed to.  Just as importantly, the earnings report removed a major source of uncertainty. For weeks, investors had been sitting on their hands waiting to see whether Netflix would stumble again. With that hurdle cleared, the stock has been given room to breathe. Price Action Is Starting to Look Good From a technical perspective, the post-earnings price action is encouraging. Having gapped down at the open the morning after the release, Netflix shares immediately bounced. While it remains to be seen if the stock will break its multi-month downtrend, that kind of behavior is a good start.  This is especially relevant given the broader market backdrop. Equity markets have shifted back into risk-on mode lately, with the S&P 500 already notching fresh record highs. In that environment, deeply discounted mega-cap names with improving fundamentals and bullish price action tend to attract attention. Trump Just Unleashed a New AI Boom — Here's Your Shot (Ad) In a quiet move few people noticed... President Trump just green-lit what could become the biggest AI budget in history. Click here now to discover the name and ticker before this story hits the mainstream >>> Analysts Are Leaning Back In With this kind of setup emerging, it’s no real surprise that the analysts are lining up to call Netflix a buy. In the week since earnings, the likes of Loop Capital, UBS Group, and Robert W. Baird have all reiterated Buy or equivalent ratings. Baird’s $120 price target is particularly noteworthy as it implies there’s upside potential of more than 40% from current levels. Wedbush has also taken a bullish stance on the stock’s prospects, pointing to the company’s advertising business as a key driver of future upside. The firm expects Netflix’s ad revenue to at least double heading into the rest of 2026, with scope for further growth beyond that as pricing power and engagement improve. When multiple firms converge around a recovery thesis like this after a prolonged selloff, it signals that sentiment is turning. The Outlook From Here Still, Netflix is not risk-free. The bears will rightly point out that significant uncertainty remains about the ongoing bidding war for Warner Bros. However, there is also a growing sense that once that deal closes, regardless of the outcome, a major overhang will be lifted. The market dislikes uncertainty almost as much as bad news, and Netflix has been trading under that cloud for months. The key for now is price action. Look for Netflix shares to continue holding above last week’s low. If they can do that in the first few weeks of February, the groundwork for a sustained recovery will be in place. Read this article online › Further Reading Whirlpool: Near-Term Pain, Long-Term Gain—Is Now the Time? The Number One Way to Play Gold (From Porter & Company) Palantir Bulls Face a Reality Check Before Earnings The day the gold market broke (From Behind the Markets) Starbucks Gets a Jolt After Earnings, But Will the Buzz Last? 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5 grim truths for America’s future

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There are five things they will never tell you.

Five things every American must know. Five things that could either massively enrich you or completely destroy you depending on the moves you make today. 

If you’re honest with yourself, none of these things should surprise you… you already know about them. Deep down you can feel them. Even when you try to ignore them. 

And you already know these problems aren’t going away. They won’t magically fix themselves. Nobody is coming to your rescue. You need to take action into your own hands. 

Read the list below and tell me where I’m wrong… 

#1. The government is bankrupt.

It’s lying about inflation because every percentage point higher in CPI automatically raises Social Security’s liabilities. Those liabilities now exceed $100 trillion.

They can’t be financed. Not without destroying the dollar. 

Think Rome, when it could no longer afford free grain for its citizens. Think Europe after World War I, when nations tried to print their way out of impossible debts.

The real-world rate of inflation is not 3% or 4%. 

I’d bet it’s closer to 12%+ in America’s major cities and growing.

Every dollar you earn buys less each month… and that decline is accelerating.

#2. Your savings are being vaporized.

Virtually all your dollar-based assets — cash in the bank, 401(k), wages — will lose half their value in the next four years.

Grocery prices, housing, healthcare, insurance… you’ve seen what’s happened since 2009. Now imagine it all doubling again by 2029. That’s the future we’re heading toward if you stand still.

#3. AI will save the private sector but not you.

Artificial intelligence will help companies survive inflation. 

But it will do it by displacing millions of people. Private sector employment will shrink by double digits every year for at least the next decade. Law, accounting, finance, even medicine—white-collar work is being displaced at a speed no one is prepared for.

And those in government jobs or fixed pensions?

They’ll be wiped out entirely as deficits and inflation devour their real income.

#4. The violence hasn’t even begun.

Since 2009, we’ve seen the opening act—crime, riots, political rage.

But as the dollar collapses, a civil fracture is inevitable. Those closest to the flow of new money (what economists call the Cantillon Effect) will grow richer. Everyone else will struggle to survive.

It’s the same pattern that’s ended every empire in history.

#5. These "problems" represent an unprecedented transfer of wealth. 

For people who understand the economics behind this societal and financial collapse, this crisis represents a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to amass multi-generational wealth. 

I'm not describing a theory. I'm not describing an idea. Or a forecast. I'm not talking about something that might happen, some day. I'm talking about what's happening right now. 

This has been happening since the bailouts began in 2009. 

I've been writing about these issues, virtually every day, since. 

When I first warned about these problems America still had a AAA credit rating. Occupy Wall Street hadn't happened yet. Nor BLM. Or Covid lockdowns. Or our government forcing us to take vaccines. 

I gave anyone who was worried the complete blueprint to save themselves: gold, great businesses, Bitcoin… and avoid the dollar at all costs. 

But now, with the advent of a new technological force, there is one final step we urge you to take to ensure your wealth is not only safeguarded but continues to compound going forward.

And you must take it now.

Because the forces at work here are moving at breakneck pace.

If you bury your head in the sand, you could be left behind as one of the greatest transfers of wealth ever unfolds. Don’t let that happen to you. I share everything you need to know here:

➡ Watch my urgent new exposé, The Final Displacement, free of charge.

Good investing,

Porter Stansberry

 
 
 
 
 
 

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Cash Is King: DigitalBridge Is the Ultimate Defensive Play

By Jeffrey Neal Johnson. Article Posted: 1/22/2026.

In Brief

• The definitive all-cash acquisition offer from SoftBank creates a stable arbitrage opportunity that acts as a defensive anchor for investment portfolios.
• DigitalBridge controls a massive secured power capacity, which makes it a critical infrastructure partner for the expanding artificial intelligence ecosystem.
• Management continues to execute on strategic growth initiatives and asset deployment while demonstrating operational resilience throughout the merger process.

Global markets are navigating a minefield of uncertainty. Daily headlines about trade wars, shifting tariff policies, and violent price swings in the technology sector have left many portfolios exposed to sudden drops. In this volatile environment, the old financial adage "Cash is King" has taken on a new, urgent meaning.

For shareholders of DigitalBridge Group (NYSE: DBRG), cash is no longer just a line item on a balance sheet; it is the defining feature of their investment future.

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While other popular stocks fluctuate with the morning news cycle, DigitalBridge has become an island of stability. That calm is not accidental — it is the direct result of a definitive agreement signed in late December 2025.

In this landmark deal, the Japanese investment giant SoftBank Group (OTCMKTS: SFBQF) agreed to acquire DigitalBridge in an all-cash transaction valued at approximately $4 billion.

The terms of the deal are straightforward and binding. SoftBank will pay $16 per share of DigitalBridge common stock. Currently, the stock trades in a very tight range, hovering between $15.30 and $15.40. This creates a distinct market dynamic: the stock price is no longer driven by speculation about future earnings or interest-rate moves but is anchored by a guaranteed cash offer from one of the world's largest tech investors. For investors seeking a port in the storm, DigitalBridge offers a rare commodity: certainty.

Beating the Bank: A Superior Cash Parking Spot

The investment case for DigitalBridge has shifted. It is no longer primarily a growth-stock story; it is now a merger-arbitrage opportunity. Arbitrage involves buying an asset today at a lower price than the expected payout at closing. By purchasing DigitalBridge shares at current levels around $15.35, investors are effectively buying a contract that will pay $16 per share at closing.

The math behind this trade is simple:

• The Buy Price: ~$15.35
• The Payout: $16.00
• The Spread: ~$0.65 per share
• Total Return: ~4.2%

A 4.2% return may seem modest compared with a potential tech rally. But look at the timeline: the acquisition is expected to close in the second half of 2026. If the deal closes in six to eight months, that 4.2% absolute return annualizes to roughly 6%–9%.

Consider alternatives for safe money:

• High-yield savings accounts: often trail inflation.
• Treasury bonds: typically require locking up capital for years to reach similar yields.
• The S&P 500 offers higher upside but can fall 10% or more on bad macroeconomic news.

DigitalBridge offers a return largely uncorrelated to the broader market. If the S&P 500 drops tomorrow due to trade fears, the SoftBank offer remains fixed at $16. That makes DigitalBridge an attractive alternative for parking cash — equity-like returns with bond-like stability.

Why SoftBank Needs This Deal: The Power Bank Asset Class

To be comfortable with an arbitrage trade, investors must ask: will the buyer actually write the check? In this case, SoftBank's $4 billion acquisition looks more like a strategic necessity than a speculative bet. The company is securing physical infrastructure that underpins the internet.

DigitalBridge has transformed from a traditional real estate firm into a specialist manager of digital assets. Its crown jewel is massive secured power capacity: the company controls over 20.9 gigawatts (GW) of power across its network.

In the age of artificial intelligence, power is the new oil. Training and operating large AI models consumes enormous amounts of electricity, making secured power a scarce and valuable resource. SoftBank is acquiring assets that are difficult to replicate:

• Vantage Data Centers: A leading global provider of hyperscale data centers, essential for cloud computing giants.
• Switch: Known for its high-performance, exascale data center ecosystems.

SoftBank is pursuing a strategy focused on artificial superintelligence (ASI). By acquiring DigitalBridge, it is not just buying buildings; it is buying physical constraints and capacity that underpin the digital economy. That strategic fit reduces the likelihood the deal will be abandoned.

The transaction still needs standard regulatory approvals, including antitrust reviews and a CFIUS (Committee on Foreign Investment in the United States) review. But given the strategic rationale, there is strong incentive for SoftBank to see the deal through to completion.

Business as Usual: The Machine Keeps Running

A common risk in take-private deals is that the target company becomes paralyzed while waiting for closing. If the agreement were to break, investors could be left holding an impaired asset. DigitalBridge, however, continues to operate and execute.

Key operational highlights include:

• M&A Execution: On Dec. 31, 2025, the company closed its acquisition of WideOpenWest (WOW!) in partnership with Crestview Partners — evidence that management remains focused and effective.
• Asset Scale: The company manages roughly $108 billion in assets.
• Earnings Growth: DigitalBridge continues to show double-digit growth in its Fee-Related Earnings (FRE).

This operational strength is a safety net. Even if the SoftBank deal encountered hurdles, shareholders would still own a market-leading company with scale and steady cash flows. The stock's floor is supported not only by the merger agreement but also by a healthy, growing business that generates real fees.

The Sleep-Well Strategy

DigitalBridge has evolved from a complex turnaround into a straightforward value proposition. For conservative investors, it offers a defined exit ramp in an uncertain market. The transformation is effectively complete, and the payout is set.

By locking in the spread between the current trading price and the SoftBank offer, investors can insulate part of their capital from market noise while capturing a reliable yield. In a financial landscape defined by unpredictability, DigitalBridge acts as a defensive fortification — a position that lets investors sleep well knowing their return is signed, sealed, and waiting to be delivered.

 

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February 02, 2026   |   Listen Online   |   Read Online Meta Heads To Court As States Challenge How Social Media Treats Children New Mexico's lawsuit puts Meta's internal decisions on trial, testing whether social media design choices harmed children and reshaped online behavior.   Tyler Flores What Happened Meta is facing a high-profile trial brought by the state of New Mexico, accusing the company of knowingly designing Facebook and Instagram in ways that harm children. The lawsuit argues that features meant to keep users engaged also expose minors to addictive patterns and damaging content, while internal research warned of those risks long before they became public. The case focuses on how Meta built and promoted its platforms, including Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp. Prosecutors say the company used algorithms and product features that encouraged compulsive use among young users, even as executives were aware of the mental health consequences. The state argues Meta repeatedly chose engagement and growth over child safety. At the center of the trial are internal documents, emails, and research that allegedly show Meta understood how its platforms affected teenagers, including links to anxiety, depression, and body image issues. New Mexico claims that despite this knowledge, meaningful safeguards were delayed or minimized to protect advertising revenue and user growth. Meta has pushed back, arguing that it has invested heavily in safety tools, parental controls, and content moderation. The company says it is being unfairly targeted for broader societal issues and maintains that responsibility for online behavior cannot rest solely with platforms. Why It Matters This case goes beyond New Mexico, as well as Meta itself. 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Reg A + is now open at $0.85/share For years, concerns about social media and youth mental health have circulated in hearings and reports with limited consequences. This trial brings those concerns into a courtroom, where internal decision-making and corporate priorities are subject to scrutiny rather than public relations messaging. If New Mexico succeeds, it will open the door to similar cases in other states, increasing legal pressure on tech companies to rethink how platforms are designed for younger users. That would more than likely translate into tighter age controls, reduced algorithmic targeting, or limits on features designed to maximize time spent on apps. The case also raises questions about who is responsible in the digital age. Social media companies argue they provide tools and options, while parents, schools, and users make choices. States bringing these lawsuits argue that design itself shapes behavior, especially for children who lack the judgment and self-control of adults. It's a multifaceted issue, and the outcome could influence future regulation even beyond the courtroom. Lawmakers watching the case may use its findings to justify stricter rules on youth access, data use, and algorithmic design. How It Affects You Social media platforms shape culture, communication, and public debate. Decisions regarding how they operate ripple outward. If companies are forced to reduce engagement-driven features, users may notice changes in how content is recommended or how much time apps demand. For parents, the trial reflects years of growing frustration with the gap between safety promises and real-world experiences. Many families already struggle to manage screen time and online exposure, and the case highlights how platform design can make that harder, not easier. At its heart, the lawsuit centers on whether platforms knowingly created environments that intensified social pressure, comparison, and addictive use at a vulnerable stage of development. A ruling against Meta could lead to changes that reshape how young people experience social media altogether. Regardless of the outcome, the trial suggests the era of hands-off oversight for major tech platforms may be fading. Courts, not just lawmakers, are beginning to weigh whether growth at any cost is acceptable when the users include millions of children. More breaking news below… A government shutdown is underway, halting nonessential federal operations, furloughing workers, and straining security, transportation, and defense systems. Read more here… The European Union and India sign major free trade agreement to eliminate tariffs and build joint security cooperation. Read more here… China executes eleven members of crime family for transnational fraud and human trafficking. 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Nvidia turns back on America?

Editor’s Note: Legendary tech investor Jeff Brown alerted the world to NVIDIA before it exploded by 28,000%…   But while everyone’s looking for the next breakout Silicon Valley chipmaker…   Brown says the real money could be hiding in a dying coal town in Wyoming’s high desert.   He says if you missed NVIDIA, you DO NOT want to miss this. NVIDIA’s CEO just came out and said it plain as day:   “China is going to win the AI race.”   It sounds like a death sentence for America’s economy.   But regardless of what you think of Trump…   He won’t let that happen.   In fact, he’s just made a shocking move to cement America’s AI supremacy…   And — according to legendary tech investor Jeff Brown — it could be a huge opportunity for anyone who acts fast…   Because Trump’s crazy move could unleash $100 trillion in wealth across the nation…   And light a fire underneath the stock of one little-known company at the center of this story.   If you missed Jeff’s recommendation of NVIDIA before it soared 28,000%...   You don’t want to miss this.   Click here to see his full investigation   This content is brought to you by Eunice.io.   Eunice empowers investors to make better financial decisions by reducing information overload. Eunice.io is a small business and email communication is a critical tool to share news, updates, trading ideas, opportunities and financial products and services with subscribers (and yes, that’s you!). If you have any questions about your subscription, reply to this message and a real person will get back to you.   Enjoyed the content? Want to help other investors make better financial decisions?   Looking for trade ideas? Download our Small-Cap Stocks Poised for Explosion in 2025 Follow Eunice on X / Twitter or Facebook for the latest expert opinions on market direction. Privacy Policy | Disclaimer |Unsubscribe redreefresearch.com, 377 Valley Rd,Unit #3498,Clifton, NJ 07013