The New York Times Company

Fundamentals8.5
Price Action4.0
News Sentiment6.5
AI Rating
6.5

Key Drivers

  • No Debt
  • Strong FCF
  • Premium Pricing

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AI Summary

6.5

NYT is shifting from a “quality growth at any price” story to a slower-compounding media business: strong cash generation and a clean balance sheet still support the case, but softer subscriber growth and rising costs now make its premium valuation the key risk to watch.

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Deep Analysis

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Fundamental Analysis

8.5

Key Financial Insights:

  • No Debt
  • Strong FCF
  • Premium Pricing

NYT is financially sturdy, with no debt, strong cash generation, and healthy margins, but its premium valuation and ongoing stock compensation limit upside.

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Price Behavior

4.0
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Key Price Behavior Insights:

  • Lower-high trend
  • Rebound resistance
  • Oversold stabilization

Over the last month, NYT has broken into a clear downtrend with lower highs/lows, stalled rebounds near $64.8-$65.5, and only tentative stabilization around $63.5-$64.1, leaving it weak but oversold for a possible bounce.

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Support Level: $63.50-$64.10
Resistance Level: $64.80-$65.50

Sharp selloff after the prior range broke, followed by slower consolidation since

Sentiment & News

6.5

Key News Insights:

  • Digital strength
  • Subscriber miss
  • Valuation pressure

NYT beat Q2 estimates on stronger digital ads, subscriptions, and ARPU, but slower subscriber growth and a weaker outlook sparked a sharp stock selloff.

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The results confirm NYT's digital business is still growing, but near-term upside may stay limited if subscriber momentum and valuation concerns persist