NKE

Dave Ramsey named Colin Kaepernick as the reason Nike lost $200 billion in value, but the actual sales data tells a completely different story about where Nike's customers disappeared.

Nike was once one of the most dominant brands on the planet, but a decade of holding its stock tells a story that even loyal fans might struggle to defend. The numbers behind that decade reveal a troubling gap between brand recognition and investor returns.

Nike is back in focus after recent price target moves that range from cuts into the mid US$20s to upgrades into the US$50 area, which underscores how split opinion has become.

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With Jordan accounting for roughly 25% of Foot Locker’s revenue, the athletics retailer will have some gaps to fill next year.

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Nike is targeting growing running demand in India as declining China sales and weak revenue continue to pressure.

NKE's innovation and turnaround efforts face revenue pressures, while ADDYY sees strong sales, digital growth and rising profitability.

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NIKE has seen its stock price slump to US$37.91 after years of pressure on the brand, operations and investor expectations, which puts a sharper focus on whether today's valuation can be explained by the cash the business is likely to generate.

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