Netflix shares rose after the streaming-video company guided to higher profit margins next year. The company reported third-quarter earnings per share of $5.40, compared to the Wall Street’s consensus estimate of $5.

Netflix says its subscriber growth slowed dramatically during the summer, a sign that the huge gains from the video-streaming service’s crackdown on freeloading viewers is tapering off.

Netflix shares hit an all-time high on Friday, buoyed by investor optimism that its robust content lineup will help the streaming giant maintain upbeat subscriber growth even as the boost from its password-sharing crackdown wanes.

The popular streaming platform forecast higher customer sign-up rates for December as its ad-supported service drew new viewers.

Netflix shares surge, but its stock is expensive while its advertising initiative and its pricing ability may be stalled.

While other streaming services are increasingly turning to bundles to help boost subscriber numbers, Netflix (NFLX) says it doesn’t need them.

Key Takeaways Netflix shares surged to a record high Friday, a day after the streaming giant reported strong third-quarter earnings.Several analysts raised their price targets for the stock, citing Netflix's leadership in streaming,

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