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NFXL·GraniteShares 2x Long NFLX Daily ETF

$14.14
+0.03 (+0.21%)
Overnight$14.00-0.14 (-0.99%)
High
$14.41
Open
$14.29
Net Assets
$129M
52W High
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Low
$13.65
P. Close
$14.14
Expense Ratio
1.05%
52W Low
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Div. Yield
3.98%
Next Ex-Div
~Dec 22
Category
Trading--Leveraged Equity
Inception
Oct 2, 2024
Technical Score (1D)
1
BEARISH
News Sentiment
42
BEARISH

What's happening to NFXL today?

NFXL, the GraniteShares 2x Long NFLX Daily ETF, provides leveraged exposure to Netflix Inc (NFLX) and holds no diversified basket. On October 13, analysts at Huber Research downgraded NFLX twice to sell and underweight, citing concerns over slowing subscriber growth, a planned 5 % headcount reduction, and a shift to annual engagement reporting; the firm also cut its 12‑month price target to $70 from $85. The same day, another Huber Research report highlighted the downgrade amid engagement and pricing worries, noting that global viewing hours rose only 2 % year‑over‑year in the first half of 2026. Also on October 13, Netflix announced it had secured exclusive broadcast rights to the 2030 FIFA World Cup matches in Spain and Andorra, offering free‑to‑air coverage and a dedicated national channel, a move seen as a material positive for its sports portfolio. Earlier that same day, Netflix reported its highest six‑month viewing hours at 97 billion, yet the growth was modest at 2 % year‑over‑year, reflecting a shift toward higher‑priced ad‑free subscriptions amid intensifying competition and rising streaming costs. These developments collectively illustrate the mixed signals surrounding NFLX’s engagement metrics and strategic initiatives.