Netflix’s post-earnings selloff dominated price action during the week of October 19, with shares dropping from a $70.53 close on October 16 to intraday lows near $64.10 after the October 20 report. Third-quarter revenue of $12.87 billion matched estimates and EPS of $0.87 beat the $0.82 consensus, yet investors focused on softer fourth-quarter guidance of $13.44 billion in revenue versus the $13.51 billion Wall Street forecast and a reduced 2026 advertising target of $2.7 billion. The reaction reflected concerns over decelerating growth, engagement trends, and margin pressure, pushing the stock to multi-year lows and setting up Friday’s weekly close near $65.85 amid elevated volume.