Netflix stunned Wall Street when filing better than expected fourth quarter 2022 earnings last week, just hours after Faultline went to press. Now that the dust has settled, disrupted in part by founder Reed Hasting’s timely step back from co-CEO to Executive Chairman, the clearing shows just how Netflix’s international growth story has been mostly muted by US media. For too long the focus has been on American subscriber numbers – but that ship has long sailed. By the same token, a NASDAQ-listed company, the focus is – naturally – on Netflix’s NASDAQ stock market index – which, by the way, is up a respectable 14% between the time of Q4 filing and time of writing. The previous quarter was…