Forget Netflix and Disney. This Is the Sleeper Streaming Stock You Should Be Buying

"It enjoyed 13% year-over-year growth in total view time. Ad revenue spiked 31% from last year, fueled by Fox's bold move to stream the Super Bowl on Tubi alongside broadcast TV. The event drew a record 127.7 million viewers - Tubi had 24 million unique viewers - supercharging ad rates and proving free access can rival paid models for live spectacles."

"The streaming wars have turned into a brutal battle of attrition, with services launching, merging, and folding under the weight of endless content costs and subscriber churn. After years of consolidation, Netflix ( NASDAQ:NFLX ) and Disney ( ) stand as the two dominant players, commanding the lion's share of eyeballs and market cap. Paramount Skydance ( NASDAQ:PSKY ) could emerge as a serious threat if it seals a deal to acquire Warner Bros. Discovery ( ), blending libraries for scale."

"Yet Netflix and Disney hog the spotlight for good reason - their vast catalog and IP firepower keep users hooked amid cord-cutting chaos. But are investors overlooking a sleeper streaming stock that's crushing Disney's growth and matching Netflix's pace in 2025? More Than Just News Headlines Fox ( NASDAQ:FOXA )( ) is best known for its cable news dominance, but its streaming arm is quietly building momentum. At the core is Tubi, the free, ad-supported platform that's exploding as a viewer magnet."

Streaming services face consolidation and heavy content costs, leaving Netflix and Disney as dominant players with vast catalogs and IP advantages. Paramount Skydance could challenge if it acquires Warner Bros. Discovery. Fox's streaming division centers on ad-supported Tubi, which surpassed 100 million monthly active users in fiscal 2025 and hosts over 300,000 titles. Tubi delivered 13% year-over-year growth in total view time and 31% ad revenue growth, aided by streaming the Super Bowl, which drew 127.7 million viewers and 24 million unique viewers on Tubi. Political advertising and the 2026 midterms further boost streaming ad demand.

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