Netflix share price: Is it right time to buy NFLX stocks? Check Netflix earnings report release time

Netflix earnings results will be announced today. While President Donald Trump's Greenland push is having a negative impact on the U.S. Stock Market indexes -- S&P 500, Dow Jones, and Nasdaq, all eyes are now on Netflix's results. Netflix share price rose 1.6 percent as it shifted its $82.7 billion agreement to acquire Warner Bros Discovery to an all-cash structure. Warner Bros stocks fell 1.0 percent, while Paramount Skydance -- which has made unsolicited proposals for the assets -- was also down around 1.0 percent.

Netflix earnings results declaration time is scheduled at 4 pm (ET) on January 20.

Netflix Stocks - Is It Right Time to Buy?

Netflix's plans to accelerate revenue growth by buying Warner Bros will be in focus on Tuesday ‍when it reports fourth-quarter results, as the streaming ​pioneer battles Paramount for one of the most prized studios in Hollywood. Tuesday's earnings call with analysts will be Netflix's first since it announced the deal on December 5.

Buying Warner Bros would make Netflix the biggest global streamer by far with about 428 million subscribers. Investors are going to want to understand why that won't fall afoul of antitrust rules -- Netflix believes it is competing with YouTube, America's most-watched TV distributor, although regulators may be skeptical, Reuters has reported.

Uncertainty over the outcome has piled pressure on the Netflix stock, which has declined for four straight months and marked a weak start to 2026 with a 6 per cent fall. Nearly a third of the analysts covering the shares have lowered their targets since the deal ‍announcement.


The upside for Netflix of the HBO acquisition is potentially stabilizing subscriptions, whether the services remain separate or together. Netflix has the industry's lowest cancellation rate and could stem user losses at HBO Max by bundling the ‍services and deploying its ⁠recommendation engine, among other plans the company ⁠could lay out after results.

Meanwhile, U.S. President Donald Trump purchased ‍about $100 million in ​municipal and corporate bonds from mid-November to late ⁠December, his latest disclosures showed, including up to $2 million in Netflix and Warner Bros Discovery bonds just weeks after the companies announced their ‌merger.

Netflix stocks have fell 29 per cent in the last six months. However, the majority of stock fall has been witnessed after the streaming giant made the announcement of acquiring the bid for Warner Bros in December, 2025.

Experts have claimed that even if Netflix decides to opt out of the mega deal, it still has the potential for the growth. Adding to this, a strong earnings report could offer a jump in Netflix share price.