“Netflix's continued subscription price hikes might finally have reached the end of some customers' patience in the U.S."
The company's shares fell 3.8% on its earnings report but it is now "approaching 50% penetration of U.S. TV households."
The streaming giant's strong Q3 “serves as a comeback after it failed to meet its own performance predictions in Q2."
The company suggests the lower-than-expected subscriber growth in Q2 was a temporary blip but analysts fear the quality of its programming has declined.
