Saying that it’s been a huge year for Netflix is almost an understatement. With people stuck at home due to the coronavirus pandemic, 26 million people signed up for Netflix during the first half of the year. And with subscription revenue up, the streaming giant added $100 billion to its valuation in 2020 as of mid-October, representing a 60% growth in shares for the year, Forbes reported.

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Last updated: Dec. 7, 2020

April: 'Tiger King' and Stay-at-Home Orders Are Netflix's Winning Combo

Netflix already had 167 million subscribers before the coronavirus pandemic led to widespread stay-at-home orders. The company predicted it would add 7 million subscribers in the first quarter, but it blew its own expectations out of the water by adding 15.77 million paid net additions, TechCrunch reported.

By April 19, its shares were up 30% for the year, bringing its market value to nearly $193 billion, CNN reported.

In addition to the stay-at-home orders, the company may have “Tiger King” to thank for its astronomical subscriber growth. The pop-culture phenomenon was viewed by a whopping 64 million households, Variety reported.

June: Netflix Pledges Up to $100 Million to Black-Owned Banks

On June 30, Netflix announced that it would “allocate 2% of our cash holdings — initially up to $100 million — into financial institutions and organizations that directly support Black communities in the U.S.”

“We believe bringing more capital to these communities can make a meaningful difference for the people and businesses in them, helping more families buy their first home or save for college, and more small businesses get started or grow,” the company said in a news release.

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July: Netflix Stocks Drop 9% as It Misses Q2 Earnings Expectations

Although Netflix reported a massive surge in users, the company’s stock dropped almost 9% after it shared that its expectations for new subscribers in the third quarter would be less than half what analysts expected, CNBC reported. Netflix also fell short of analyst expectations on earnings per share for the second quarter.

November: Netflix Stock Drops Another 11%

Netflix stock dropped again — 11% from mid-October to mid-November — after the company missed all targets in its third-quarter results, Forbes reported. However, its shares were still up 64% since March.