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Morningstar suggests selling Netflix stock for tax-loss harvesting

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 15
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On the October 12, 2026, episode of The Morning Filter podcast, Sarah Hansen and Dave Sekera discussed Netflix's stock performance. Sekera stated that Netflix is currently a 3-star-rated stock, with a fair value of $80 a share. He noted that the stock is at its lowest level in two years and suggested investors could capture tax losses if it trades lower.

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The discussion centers on Netflix's current valuation, which Sekera noted is trading at about a 12% discount from the fair value. The commentary suggests that investors might use falling share prices to offset capital gains for tax purposes.

From morningstar.com

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  • Sarah HansenDiscussed Netflix stock performance on the podcast
  • NetflixThe company whose stock valuation and performance was discussed
  • Netflix, Inc.The formal corporate entity operating the Netflix brand

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