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Earnings season has arrived, with the big banks’ results kicking the period into a much higher gear last Friday. The expectation is for another period of earnings growth, with the Technology sector again expected to do some heavy lifting.

Regarding this week’s docket, investor-favorite Netflix (NFLX - Free Report) is scheduled to report on Thursday after the market’s close. The results can provide a small read-through for Roku’s (ROKU Quick - Free Report) quarterly results, which are expected on July 25^th.  

Let’s take a closer look at expectations heading into the release.

Netflix Shares Near All-Time Highs
 

Shares plunged following its latest earnings release but have since recovered nicely, now trading near all-time highs and showing considerable momentum. Concerning headline figures in its latest release, NFLX posted a double beat, with earnings and revenue climbing 83% and 14%, respectively.

As usual, subscriber metrics will be key in the upcoming release, though it’s critical to note that the company will no longer report quarterly membership numbers starting next year in 2025 Q1.

Concerning the latest print, total subscribers were reported at 269.6 million, reflecting a 16% jump year-over-year. The company’s subscriber additions have consistently exceeded our expectations as of late, chaining together four consecutive beats.

Earnings and revenue expectations have primarily remained the same, with current estimates alluding to 43% EPS growth on 17% higher sales. The company’s profitability has improved nicely amid operational efficiencies, with margins moving higher over the last few periods.

Please note that the chart below is on a trailing twelve-month basis.

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Strong subscriber metrics could easily push shares to all-time highs, with the company also currently sporting a favorable Zacks Rank #2 (Buy). Shares aren’t expensive heading into the print, with the current 1.1X PEG ratio at historically low levels.

Roku's Latest Results Positive
 

Roku’s latest set of quarterly results overall reflected healthy trends, with the company growing Streaming Households by 14% and Streaming Hours by 23% year-over-year. Impressively, Roku remains the #1 selling TV OS in the U.S. and Mexico.

Like NFLX, big growth is expected for Roku, with earnings and revenue forecasted to climb 40% and 10%, respectively. Analysts positively revised their expectations and have kept them stable since, with the -$0.45 Zacks Consensus EPS estimate up 16% since the end of April.

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Bottom Line
 

Investor-favorite Netflix is gearing up to report quarterly results this week, with overall trends leading up into the print remaining positive. The stock continues to sport a favorable Zacks Rank #2 (Buy), with earnings and revenue expectations remaining stable.

The streaming titan’s quarterly results will provide us with a small read-through for Roku’s quarterly print, which recently posted favorable results that confirmed underlying streaming strength.

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