Nike Inc (NKE)

Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Sat Feb 17, 2018 8:19 pm

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Safe Stocks to Buy Today: Nike Inc (NKE)

Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE) is coming under some pressure from competitors like German sports firms Adidas and Puma.

It also saw the last throes of its shoe retailers’ demise as online retailing starts to kill middlemen, which hurts keep the brand in front of potential consumers.

NKE is at a pivot point now and needs to makes some tactical changes in 2018 to keep its might in the global sports world.

Certainly, the Olympics help, since Nike is sponsoring the US teams clothing. And the weakening dollar will also help international sales sectors look better.

And remember, with a market cap of $111 billion, it’s 3x larger than its nearest direct competitor and has demonstrated its resilience in transitional markets many times over.

And it’s a great long-term growth stock in times of turmoil.

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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Wed May 23, 2018 7:59 pm

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CONSUMERS LOVE THIS ICONIC BRAND

Today, we revisit a company with one of the strongest brands in the world...

Businesses with iconic brands have a reputation for producing superior goods. Their customers keep coming back – and they're willing to pay premium prices for the branded products they trust. Now, one famous athletic stock is continuing a strong rally...

We're talking about Nike (NKE). This popular sports brand has grown its value to $115 billion by selling shoes and apparel. We checked in on Nike in January, after the company announced a $12 billion stock buyback program. Today, it continues to shine...

Revenue in the third quarter jumped 7% to nearly $9 billion, driven by international sales. And CEO Mark Parker says the fourth quarter looks strong, thanks to record consumer demand for Nike's new React cushioning technology in sneakers.

As you can see below, Nike has been on a tear. Shares are up more than 40% from their October lows and recently hit a new all-time high. As long as consumers get excited about brand-name sneakers, expect this stock to run higher...

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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Fri Mar 22, 2019 9:49 pm

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Nike shares fall after North American sales growth disappoints

Nike's third-quarter earnings beat Wall Street expectations.
Revenue matches analysts' estimates.
North American sales disappoint, as Nike's momentum continues overseas.

by Lauren Thomas

Revenue was up 7 percent during the quarter to $9.611 billion from $8.984 billion a year ago.

Looking for pockets of growth, Nike has said it plans to invest more in apparel — for both men and women — and women's products in the future.


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https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/21/nike-re ... ningsquawk
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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Wed May 15, 2019 2:01 pm

Buy before this industry giant rebounds

by Steve Symington

(Nike): Shares of Nike are up more than 20% over the past year for good reason: The athletic footwear and sportswear giant has consistently delivered better-than-expected, broad-based growth (both on a geographic and product category basis) as it expands the global influence of its iconic brand.

But shares have also fallen around 6% since mid-March, when Nike posted strong fiscal Q3 2019 results that were held back by the impact of foreign-currency exchange.

Of course, currency headwinds are nothing new given Nike's wide geographic reach, and it has hedging programs in place to help mitigate their impact.

But all the while, Nike CFO Andy Campion insists that the company will continue investing in key strategic initiatives to enhance its digital/e-commerce capabilities and drive profitable growth in the coming years.

If that's not enough, after completing a four-year, $12 billion share repurchase plan last quarter that started in November 2015, Nike promptly commenced a new $15 billion repurchase program in its place.

Coupled with its healthy dividend yielding around 1.1% annually, and with its next quarterly report set to arrive late next month, I think patient investors would do well to consider taking advantage of Nike's recent drop to open or add to their positions.

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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Tue Jul 16, 2019 2:03 pm

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Nike (NKE)

Analysts didn't like Nike's last quarter. In fact, they hated it.

And all that has happened is the stock has roared higher. How terrific is that? What does it mean?

Pretty simple: People think the next quarter will be better and perhaps that's enough. I think that it's an amazing comeback done on nothing.

But when a comeback is done on nothing, it usually means there's something afoot. I love their Chinese business. I love their European business, and I love their American business.

What more can I say? This one comes down, you buy it.

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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Wed Aug 21, 2019 2:34 pm

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3 Big Reasons to Buy the Dip in Nike Stock

by Luke Lango

1. Nike’s Fundamentals Pave a Path Towards $100

The athletic apparel market projects to grow at a 5%-7% rate into 2025/26. Nike should grow above that rate — probably around 7%-8%.

Gross margins should trend higher due to strong consumer demand. Opex rates should fall gradually with revenue scale.

That paves a viable runway towards $6.75 in EPS by fiscal 2026. Based on historically average 25-times forward multiple, that equates to a 2025 price target of nearly $170. Discounted back by 10% per year, that implies a fiscal 2020 price target of roughly $105.


2. Trade War Optics Will Materially Improve NKE Stock

3. Technicals Imply We Are on the Cusp of a Generational Buying Opportunity


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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Tue Oct 01, 2019 8:48 pm

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THIS 'STAR POWER' BRAND IS REWARDING SHAREHOLDERS

Today, we're looking at a company with one of the strongest brands in the world...

Investing in companies with world-class brands is a great wealth-building strategy. These businesses build trust with their customers, which means they can usually charge premium prices for their products. Today's company has one of the best brands around...

Nike (NKE) is a $145 billion athletic apparel giant. Through its celebrity endorsements and quality sportswear, the company has built a huge, loyal customer base. This is great for sales...

In the most recent quarter, Nike grew its revenues by 7%, to $10.7 billion. The company also loves passing its success on to its shareholders. In the same quarter, Nike bought back nearly $1 billion worth of shares... And it plans to keep the buybacks coming.

As you can see in today's chart, shares of NKE are up about 80% over the past two years, and they just hit a fresh all-time high. As long as people still shell out cash to wear the Nike logo, this stock should continue higher...

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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby behappyalways » Mon Mar 16, 2020 11:22 am

Nike is closing all of its stores in the US because of the coronavirus outbreak
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/03/15/nike-is ... virus.html
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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby behappyalways » Fri Jun 26, 2020 9:21 am

Nike reports unexpected loss as sales tumble 38%, shares fall
https://www.cnbc.com/2020/06/25/nike-nk ... nings.html
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Re: Nike Inc (NKE)

Postby winston » Fri Aug 28, 2020 9:05 pm

FOLKS WON'T STAY AWAY FROM THIS TOP BRAND

Today's company shows why we love strong brands...

Not every brand can earn a strong reputation. But once it's there, that strength protects it against competition. A competing product might be cheaper, or might even be better...

But many customers will stay loyal to proven, trusted, prestigious names. That's the strength we're seeing in this shoemaker...

Nike (NKE) is a $175 billion maker of athletic shoes, clothes, and accessories. And to many athletes, it's got the best stuff out there.

Even runners sponsored by rival companies want Nike Vaporfly shoes – according to Business Insider, the athletes use markers to color over the Nike logos and other identifying details.

Sales slumped 38% in the most recent quarter due to coronavirus-related shutdowns at most clothing stores... But online sales surged 75% as many loyal customers found new ways to buy their Nikes.

NKE shares have more than doubled in the past three years, and after a COVID-related blip, they're back at new all-time highs. That's the power of investing in companies with strong brands...

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