We recently released a list Top 10 Stocks to watch as an Investor's Recession. In this article, we will explore Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) Positions with other top stocks to view investors as a recession.

Despite some optimism in the market after President Donald Trump negotiated with China, Wall Street analysts warned of the risk of recession as the impact of tariffs is about to have an imminent impact and an overall decline in consumer sentiment.

Trivariate Research CEO Adam Parker said in a recent interview with CNBC that bullishness in this market is "unseen" because the impact of tariffs has not been reflected in the company's revenue.

Parker believes that in the next few days, many companies’ revenue reports will begin to show that we are indeed facing an economic slowdown:

"You know there is a difference between growth fear and actual growth, and I think in this case it's a slowdown, I don't know how many, I think it's the challenge, but you can't just say oh, it's an unreasonable growth panic that everyone has, I think if you have a sensitive business, you can go into a sensitive business, but you'll come across a keen business. After a week, if you think about how the money-making season usually unfolds, we might get guidance that is not as good as you'd seen from the original guy in the bank, and then there's some quality tech company coverage."

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Capital Zone Planning Group Management Partner Malcolm Ethridge said in CNBC’s latest plan, Netflix, Inc. (NASDAQ:NFLX) has become a defensive game because the company is expected to do a good job despite the recession risk.

"Netflix is ​​in an environment where consumer spending is certainly going to change, and now it's ironic that it's now becoming a little defensive game, and it's not necessarily going to spend on bigger tickets, maybe not so much travel anymore. What they're still willing to continue paying for is family entertainment, which is the subscribers of the quarter, and we're probably adding more orders to our quarter because we might win one thing. Think the report here just shows the strength of that name, even if you think consumers will back down on subscription services in the entertainment space."