Analysts Are Bullish on These 10 Stocks for 2025, Here’s Why

4. Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX)

Netflix, Inc. operates as an entertainment services provider. It offers documentaries, games, television (TV) series, and feature films including different languages and genres. The company provides its services in approximately 190 countries. The stock is finally clawing back some losses sustained in the last one month.

Netflix was recently upgraded by investment firm Moffett Nathanson, which believes the firm is growing on two fronts: subscription revenue and advertising revenue. The firm raised its price target to $1,100 and forecasts strong growth in its subscription revenues and rapid advertising growth to drive margin expansion.

“As Netflix builds out its ad capabilities, we believe the company will also be able to effectively ramp monetization of this unlocked incremental subscriber ad-tier TAM. We now forecast Netflix will generate over $6 billion in advertising revenue in 2027 and almost $10 billion by 2030.”

Another thing going for Netflix is its competition with TV viewership. In February, cable TV viewership continued to go down with consumers switching to streaming services. This has become a trend especially since Netflix and other streaming services ventured into sports streaming. According to Nielsen, cable TV now makes up for only 23.2% of total viewing time compared to 43.5% for streaming!