With Nike Inc.'s fourth-quarter results due on Thursday, some analysts say the company's sluggish sales and stock price should reach the bottom soon — if not now, then in the months ahead — after struggling with competition, squeezed consumers and weaker sneaker demand over the past few years.
Sometimes iconic companies go through a rough patch -- Apple nearly going bankrupt in the late 1990s is perhaps the most extreme example. More recently, Netflix stock dropped to a low of $166 per share in 2022 after increased competition led to subscriber losses, and Amazon's stock dipped under $82 per share at the start of 2023, when growth in AWS slowed.
Nike is betting its endeavor to help Kenyan athlete Faith Kipyegon run a mile in under four minutes will recapture the attention of women consumers who have been looking elsewhere for running shoes and clothes.
Nike Inc (NYSE:NKE, ETR:NKE) shares are trading at near-decade lows, but Jefferies analysts are urging investors to look beyond the upcoming fourth quarter earnings pain and “just buy it.” The analysts repeated their ‘Buy' rating on Nike with a price target of $115, representing upside of nearly 90% from current levels, and declared that the company has reached its fundamental trough.
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