Netflix Pares Losses as Investors Look Past Quarterly Miss

  • Stock rebounds from biggest intraday decline in two years
  • ‘Long-term fundamental trends remain intact:’ RBC analyst
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Netflix Inc.’s stock rebounded from its steepest drop in two years, as investors went past disappointing quarterly earnings to focus on long-term growth.

The shares climbed back to as high as $385 on Tuesday after falling 15 percent to $342 in late trading Monday night, when the streaming-video provider missed analysts’ estimates for subscriber growth -- a key measure -- in the second quarter.