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NIKE stock snapshot after recent share performance NIKE (NKE) has drawn fresh attention after a mixed stretch in its share performance, with the stock up over the past week and month but down over the past 3 months and year to date. See our latest analysis for NIKE. At a share price of US$44.65, NIKE’s short term momentum has picked up with recent 1 day and 7 day share price returns in positive territory, yet longer term total shareholder returns over 1, 3 and 5 years remain significantly...

We think Lululemon Athletica (LULU) stock is at a critical turning point: it continues to produce meaningful cash flow, but it is now trading at a steep multi-year valuation discount. Companies with healthy cash profiles can typically use their capital to fuel international expansion or support share buybacks. However, before assuming the stock is an immediate bargain, it is vital to analyze the operational slowdown and margin compression revealed in the company's Q1 earnings.

Academy Sports + Outdoors is expanding the Nike and Jordan brands to more store locations at a time when sales of running shoes are expected to rise.

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Nike stock is 75% off its high.

Wall Street looked set to see chipmakers continue their rebound on Tuesday, with investors continuing to pick through the wreckage of last week's tech sell-off ahead of key US inflation data. Futures pointed higher across the board, with contracts on the Nasdaq 100 up 0.9%, S&P 500...

The brands are both at a crossroads, and their campaign centerpieces play up soccer bona fides alongside the sport’s stars and other pop icons.

In recent weeks, NIKE has accelerated an operational and brand reset under returning CEO Elliott Hill, using an expanded global football product lineup and World Cup-linked marketing to support a broader turnaround while contending with pressures such as tariffs, softer demand in Greater China and competitive moves like Stephen Curry’s new Li Ning partnership. An interesting angle is that, even as some institutional investors have exited on concerns about recovery risks, recent insider...

NKE's footwear unit shows early stabilization signs as running and football gain traction and innovation-led products reshape its sales mix.

Bell Global Equities Fund, managed by Bell Asset Management, released its latest investor update, available for download. March saw heightened volatility due to the Middle East conflict, with the MSCI World ex Australia Index falling 2.5% and the Bell Global Equities Fund (Wholesale class) declining 3.1%. The portfolio’s underweight in Energy was the primary headwind to relative […]

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Three of the Dow’s worst performers this year share more than just a red ticker. American Express (NYSE: AXP) trades at $310.66 versus a Wall Street target of $361.57. Nike (NYSE: NKE) trades at $42.98 against a consensus target of $60.49. Walt Disney (NYSE: DIS) changes hands at $99.71 with analysts modeling $129.67. The implied upside ... These 3 Underperforming Dow Stocks Have 3 Things in Common but Wall Street Remains Bullish

New products, campaigns, and kits aim to boost sales and strengthen the brand.

Nike (NYSE:NKE) has launched an operational and brand reset under returning CEO Elliott Hill. New companywide programs, including "Win Now" and "Sport Offense," aim to refocus on core sports categories and refresh Nike's market approach. The reset includes renewed attention to wholesale partners, core product franchises, and updated marketing to athletes and everyday consumers. Nike, trading at $42.98, is undertaking this reset after a long period of weak share price performance, including...

Is KLAR a good stock to buy? We came across a bullish thesis on Klarna Group plc on Global Equity Briefing’s Substack by Ray Myers. In this article, we will summarize the bulls’ thesis on KLAR. Klarna Group plc’s share was trading at $16.57 as of May 25th. KLAR’s forward P/E was 28.57 according to Yahoo Finance. […]

Is NKE a good stock to buy? We came across a bullish thesis on NIKE, Inc. on Deep Research Global’s Substack. In this article, we will summarize the bulls’ thesis on NKE. NIKE, Inc.’s share was trading at $44.94 as of May 26th. NKE’s trailing and forward P/E were 29.57 and 23.15 respectively according to Yahoo Finance. […]

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NIKE enters this latest update with no changes to its current price target, keeping the existing analyst benchmark in place. As you track the stock, you can observe how staying alert to future price target moves and shifts in the surrounding story may help you follow the evolving narrative with more confidence. Stay updated as the Fair Value for NIKE shifts by adding it to your watchlist or portfolio. Alternatively, explore our Community to discover new perspectives on NIKE. Do your thoughts...

It’s been easy to call a bottom in Lululemon Athletica in recent years–just keep waiting another day. The specialty athleticwear company, which had already dropped nearly 40% year to date alone before it reported fiscal first-quarter earnings after the bell Thursday, didn’t reward bargain hunters. The quarter itself was better than expected, but the full-year outlook was the culprit: Lululemon said it will earn between $10.95 and $11.15 a share on revenue that will be flat or down 1%, translating into $11 billion to $11.15 billion.

Check out our earnings calendar for this week, as well as our previews and recaps of the more noteworthy reports.

Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE, XETRA:NKE) is leaning on its football division to sustain the brand's ongoing turnaround, positioning the category as the next major proof point following a successful revival in running, according to analysts who attended a company investor event in New York. Jefferies...

The athleisure pioneer is posting international growth, but investors are worried its home market is cooling down from a boom to a bust.

Lululemon Athletica shares fell 8% Friday morning to their lowest level since 2018 after the company reported another quarterly decline in U.S. sales and cut its outlook for the year. Executives said some product launches, including a new line of yoga apparel, have fallen short of the company’s expectations. "The edge that Lululemon once had in releasing collections that were interesting, innovative, and on trend has disappeared," wrote Neil Saunders, managing director of research firm GlobalData.

The athletic retailer’s performance business needs to grow up to 25% to hit guidance, according to analysts, while the game company reported the highest quarterly net income in its history.

Stephen Curry has entered a long term footwear partnership with Chinese sportswear company Li Ning, challenging NIKE's basketball presence, especially in Asia. At the same time, NIKE has launched its Rip The Script marketing campaign and expanded football products ahead of the FIFA World Cup as part of its turnaround efforts. The combination of a marquee athlete moving to a rival and NIKE's renewed push in football marks an important point for its core sports categories. For investors...

Lululemon stock keeps going lower.

Lulu on Thursday slashed both its full-year revenue and earnings guidance, though it excludes possible tariff refunds.

Lululemon Athletica (LULU) stock is dropping in Thursday's extended hours after the athleisure brand reported a slight revenue beat and trimmed its full-year revenue forecast. Morningstar senior equity analyst David Swartz explains how incoming CEO Heidi O'Neill will know how to get the company and customer shopping experiences "back on track." O'Neill will start in her chief executive role this September after her non-compete agreement with Nike (NKE) expires.