This March 20, 2012 file photo shows Netfilx headquarters in Los Gatos, Calif. Netflix is making money again, but its recovery wasn't impressive enough to soothe investors worried about rising licensing fees and stiffer competition confronting the video subscription service.The Associated Press
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Shares of Netflix Inc. nearly quadrupled in 2013, in part over optimism sparked by the success of original series House of Cards. But there has been growing concern that the stock is getting overvalued, and this Stockreports+ report does little to suggest those worries are misplaced.
StockReports+ gives each stock an average score that combines the quantitative analysis of six widely-used investment decision-making tools: earnings, fundamentals, relative valuation, risk, price momentum and insider trading. Netflix's average score this week dropped to 1 out of 10. That's a three-year low and down from a three out of 10 at the start of October. The latest decline was primarily due to a drop in the stock's price momentum component score.
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