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Jim Cramer endorsed Deutsche Bank's upgrade of Netflix (NFLX) to 'buy,' citing its international exposure and valuation at 18 times 2027 earnings. Shares are down 41.71% over a year. Deutsche Bank argues market focus on time spent overlooks addressable market and engagement. Steve Eisman expressed growth concerns, while Netflix reported Q2 revenue of $12.56B and announced Q3 guidance.

L3Harris received a $6 billion contract for THAAD missile interceptor parts, excluding escalations. The deal supports facility expansions and aligns with earlier production plans. According to the company, this contract demonstrates its capability to deliver defense technologies at scale.

Novo Nordisk presented data showing Ozempic at 2 mg reduced cardiovascular risk vs. switching to Eli Lilly's Mounjaro. Eli Lilly countered with data suggesting Zepbound led to greater weight loss than Wegovy HD. Both companies made claims at a diabetes conference.

Cheniere Energy's (LNG) marketing unit signed a 22-year LNG supply deal with Petrobras for 0.8M tonnes/year. CEO Jack Fusco highlighted the agreement's role in securing cash flow and supporting growth. Pre-market, LNG shares were down 1.08% at $266.75.

Metallus (MTUS) secured a $995M contract from the U.S. Defense Logistics Agency for steel supply, with an initial $125M delivery order. The 5-year contract supports defense applications and highlights the company's role in national security. Metallus aims to invest in operations to meet growing demand for specialty steel.

Deutsche Bank upgraded Netflix (NFLX) to 'Buy' from 'Hold', lowering its price target to $95 from $100. The rating change is based on valuation, EPS revisions, and visibility metrics. Netflix's stock is currently trading at $69.23, down 2.69% in pre-market.