The first ‘FANG’ stock is set to report Q4 profit after the bell on Thursday. Media giant Netflix (NFLX) will releasing money related outcomes on the back of a major declaration on Tuesday that the organization is raising costs for its roughly 58 million U.S. clients. Netflix has been consuming money and is perched on a hill of obligation. The organization’s fourth price hike in its 12-year history is meant to help offset the expense to deliver increasingly original content and pay off a portion of the obligation it owes to substantial studios.

Be that as it may, as usual, it’s about the subscribers. Netflix’s subscriber numbers have the ability to drastically move the stock, and investigators are anticipating that the spilling organization should have included generally 1.8 million domestic subscribers and 7.6 million international subscribers during Q4.

Wall Street is bulled up on Netflix, both in front of profit and on the price hike.

“We expect Netflix to report 4Q results well above and provide initial guidance for 1Q in-line or modestly above consensus after the close on Thursday. The strong release slate in the quarter, growing content library, and broadening distribution network combined to drive this outperformance, in our opinion, and should continue to do so in the year ahead as 2017/18’s significant increase in cash content investment pays off,” Goldman Sachs said in a note on Tuesday.

RBC Capital is stating that Netflix’s price hike will prove to be a successful move. “We believe this action has a high probability of success, further fueling the Netflix flywheel,” the firm said in a note on Tuesday.

Experts surveyed by Bloomberg are expecting Netflix to have earned 39 cents per share on $4.21 billion in income.

Notwithstanding Netflix, Morgan Stanley (MS) will report income before the market open, and American Express (AXP) will release its report after the close.

Morgan Stanley is relied upon to report profit of 89 cents per share on $9.35 billion in income, and American Express is required to have earned $1.80 per share on $10.57 billion in income.