Dave BarnhartFounder, Moby Tick Trading · Founder at Moby Tick Trading

NFLX $1.3B Dark Pool Prints Now Overhead after earnings drop #shorts

17 Jul 2026 · 1 min

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In this short commentary, the speaker reviews Netflix’s (NFLX) recent earnings impact, focusing on a series of large dark‑pool prints that occurred around June 24th (totaling about 5.5 million shares at a price of $72.42). The speaker notes that the stock is now trading roughly five points below those prints, interpreting the price action as bearish. A trade map is laid out: a bullish scenario if the price rises above $68, with incremental targets at $68.77, $70.51, $72.25, and $72.42, and a stop placed at the 5.5 M‑share print level. Conversely, a bearish scenario is triggered if the price falls below $67, with descending targets at $66.50, $66, $65, $64, $62.50, and $60. The overall tone is rapid, analytical, and focused on actionable trade levels derived from the observed dark‑pool activity.

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So Netflix had earnings and we're below all prints here. Look at this consolidation. These are the largest trades in the last month and look at these 2 million, almost another 2 million, 1.1 million, 1.4, all of this 5.5 million June 24th here at 72.42. We're already 5 points below that at earnings. You can see this consolidation push up through these prints here, pulling back, and then the This was yesterday, massive volume, and then boom, we're below all the prints. So this is clearly bearish. So let's go ahead and map this out on both sides. We— so we're going to be bullish above 68 here with a target of 68.77, then 70.51, 72.25, 72.42. Stop there at the 5.5 million share print. On the downside, we're going to be bearish below 67. We're just testing that now, so let's do 66.50. I'm going to change that. This is Moving quickly. Target 66, 65, 64, 62.50, and 60. So we're— since we're below all of the prints, we just take the major dollar levels on that.