Netflix (NFLX) — 52-Week Range (trailing 52 weeks through Jul 8, 2026)

NFLX is currently trading near the lower end of its 52-week range, roughly 45% below its peak set almost exactly a year ago.

Loading chart...Here is Netflix's trailing P/E ratio chart over the available history. The P/E has compressed meaningfully from its mid-2025 levels, consistent with the price decline shown in the 52-week range — though it's worth noting that earnings growth would also factor into the multiple contraction.

Loading chart...Here is Netflix's quarterly TTM free cash flow YoY growth chart. FCF is calculated as operating cash flow minus capital expenditures, then rolled up on a trailing four-quarter basis, with year-over-year growth rates shown.

The chart shows dramatic swings — FCF turned sharply positive from 2022 onward as Netflix's content spend growth moderated and cash generation improved. The growth rates were extremely elevated (off the charts positive) through 2023–2024 as the company emerged from a near-breakeven TTM FCF position, and have since normalized to more sustainable levels in the mid-double digits.