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LOS GATOS, Calif., June 14, 2019 /PRNewswire/ -- Netflix, Inc.

The firm has an overweight rating on Disney. A Morgan Stanley analyst believes the company's direct-to-consumer Disney+ service will have better subscriber growth than previously expected.

The weakness in Netflix and Alphabet may be foreshadowing less-than-stellar earnings reports.

NFLX has been stuck in a narrow trading range, but a breakout -- probably on the downside -- will happen eventually.

Charts need work and some good leadership needs to develop. There is no reason to be overly negative but not much reason to be wildly bullish right now.

Jim Cramer breaks down what he's watching in the FAANG stocks with the House Judiciary hearing on big tech kicking off later Tuesday.

Alphabet stock is finally starting to act better. But is it only a short-term performance with longer term concerns still present?

Salesforce CEO Marc Benioff called the analytics and visualization firm 'a brother from another mother.'

Invested in the video game sector? Want to get into the sector but not sure where to start? Here are four companies to watch during E3 2019 and, hint, one of them isn't even a video game company.

Of the three areas where the FTC is reportedly investigating Amazon's business practices, its probe of the links between Amazon's direct e-commerce and marketplace practices is perhaps the one to pay the most attention to.

It was a great week for stocks, says Jim Cramer. And he's got your game plan for next week.

Curious about what's impacting FAANG stocks? Here's what investors need to know in 60 seconds.

Jim Cramer says it's extremely important to buy stocks that are exactly right for you and your level of risk tolerance.

Here's how I'd play the House of Mouse, which is firing on all cylinders.

During a talk with TheStreet, IAC CFO Glenn Schiffman highlights the large addressable markets that several of the Internet conglomerate's businesses are going after.

Elizabeth Warren's call for a break-up of tech is a courageous move but unlikely to go anywhere. Technology is the better solution for competition, and perhaps a cultural shift on Wall Street.

Apple CEO Tim Cook has been making the case that big technology companies should be regulated. Of course, at the time, he meant businesses other than Apple.

Loop Capital raises its price target on Netflix to $425.

If spun off, Waymo would offer a significant challenge to Tesla's ambitious self-driving efforts.

FAANG names have been favorites for so long the exits were very crowded as many big funds tried to flee.

Technically, the stock has entered a dangerous area with failing support and waning momentum.

Shares of Viacom jump on a report the media company's board is looking to kick off merger talks with CBS as early as next month.

Netflix films a number of series in Georgia, but said it will 'rethink' its investment in the state should a new law severely restricting abortions take effect.

U.S. stock futures rise but caution reigns amid suggestions China is ready to dig in for a protracted trade dispute with the United States; Palo Alto tumbles after guidance takes a hit from costs related to acquisitions; PVH tumbles after trimming fiscal-year guidance; Uber will issue its first earnings report as a public company.

Investors are facing a lot of cross currents from the White House and beyond.

Leave this market? Damned if you do and damned if you don't.

The tech giant has strong growth prospects, a super-efficient supply chain and continues to trade cheaply.