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Netflix shares have fallen sharply, but Futurum’s Shay Boloor sees the pullback as a buying opportunity tied to ads, AI efficiency, and live sports.

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00:00It's Benzinga, bringing Wall Street to Main Street.
00:02Netflix shares have declined 17.92% year-to-date, according to Benzinga.
00:07The stock fell 11.56% over the last month and 18.81% over the last six months.
00:14Over the past year, shares are down 36.95%.
00:18Futurum equities analyst Shea Belor calls it a major buying opportunity for savvy traders.
00:23Belor argues Netflix's lack of an AI infrastructure narrative is a strength,
00:27as the company can quietly use AI to boost margins and advertising efficiency without speculative spending.
00:34Netflix's ad-supported tier has grown from 94 million to over 250 million users in a year,
00:40while the company expands into live sports to drive recurring viewership.
00:44Netflix continues to post strong results with 16% year-over-year revenue growth
00:49and 18% operating income growth, even as its stock has recently declined.
00:55Benzinga's edge stock rankings show Netflix maintains a weak price trend
00:58across long, medium, and short-term windows.
01:01Shares for the streaming giant closed 2.24% lower at $76.96 on Wednesday,
01:07before edging up 0.44% in overnight trading.
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