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Nike might have grown revenue 1% last quarter, but management forecasts a sales dip during the current period. Although competition will always be fierce in apparel and footwear, this company's powerful brand supports its staying power.

Most investors treat tariff headlines like weather reports, something to grumble about and then ignore.

October is more than halfway over, but there's still time for investors to snap up some world-class stocks. For those wanting to bet on artificial intelligence (AI), Intel (INTC 2.94%) and International Business Machines (IBM 0.83%) fit the bill.

In an exclusive interview Nike CEO Elliott Hill says he's betting on a “return to sport” to revive the brand.

Bill Ackman is one of the most closely followed investment managers on Wall Street. At his core, he's a value investor, buying stocks in companies the market has turned against, but that still possess incredibly valuable assets.

Nike (NKE -2.29%) has seen sales go negative, and the brand has been under pressure by competition from all sides. Are shares now a value as the company performs a turnaround or is the future still bleak?

Plenty of companies will likely boost prices to protect their margins.

Nike is rated a Buy, as current valuation and negative sentiment create a long-term investment opportunity, despite near-term headwinds. NKE's "Sport Offense" realignment, wholesale channel recovery, and strong brand equity are driving early signs of top line growth and future earnings rebound. Major risks include $1.5B annualized tariff headwind, ongoing weakness in Greater China, and prolonge...