Netflix, Inc. (NFLX) has proven itself as a force in the technology sector for years, with no outstanding competitor in online streaming of movies and tv shows. Our predictive algorithm repeatedly gives NFLX strong bullish signals and time and time again, the algorithm is proven right as Netflix stock has continued to rise. The company will be releasing its first quarter earnings report for 2016 soon and the algorithm is predicting a further increase in share prices ahead of the announcement.

Netflix outperformed analyst expectations in the fourth quarter of 2015 with adjusted earnings coming in at 7 cents per share, down from 10 cents a share for the same time the year before, but beating the 2 cents per share estimate. Revenue was reported at $1.82 billion, compared to the previous $1.49 billion, which just barely missed estimates of $1.83 billion for the quarter.

The most impressive numbers from the Q4 earnings report were those concerning the subscription growth that the company saw. There were 5.59 million total net subscribers added to the service during the quarter, an increase from the 4.33 million that were added in the same quarter in 2014. International subscribers accounted to 4.04 million of those subscriptions added, beating by far the estimates for 3.51 million. In the same quarter of 2014, close to half the number of subscriptions, 2.43 million, were added.

In early January, Netflix announced that it had expanded its service to be available in more than 190 countries. The company is still working on expanding into China, which is one of the last major countries where the video streaming service is unavailable. The company is prepared to dedicate the time necessary to make expansion into China possible and is realistic about how long it will take to complete such a task.

Despite a coming price increase for U.S. subscribers to $10 a month, most analysts don’t foresee drastic changes to the number of the service’s subscription numbers. With content prices going up, Netflix is under pressure to increase prices in order to maintain revenue, but the original content available through the streaming service will be a driving force behind its ability to hold on to users.