Nike, Inc. - Class B (NKE)
Nike's (NKE) Step Up in Stock Price a Setup for Disappointment?
Landon Swan from @LikeFolio says expectations for Nike (NKE) may be higher than expected. Smaller companies gaining traction in the industry can hurt Nike if they all close the gap in the athletics race.
Nike reports earnings after the bell. Here's what Wall Street expects
Nike will report fiscal first quarter earnings after the bell on Tuesday. Analysts from LSEG are expecting earnings per share of 52 cents on revenue of $11.65 billion.
JOLTS, Manufacturing, Construction, Nike: A Full Day for the Market
Manufacturing looks to continue progressing toward breakeven, while JOLTS data is expected to be mild. Plus Nike (NKE) earnings.
Stock Of The Day: Nike Support Level Due To Important Market Principle
In financial markets, certain price levels are more important than others. Sometimes the reason why a level is important is clear but many times it isn't.
In With the New: Is Nike Stock a Buy After CEO Change?
Nike's going back to the past to ensure its future.
Powers: Elliot Hill should be a huge upswing for Nike
Matt Powers, Managing Partner at Powers Advisory Group, is optimistic about Nike's new CEO, Elliot Hill, but advises waiting for the earnings report before increasing investments. He highlights Nike's global brand and potential growth in China.
What Analysts Think of Nike's Stock Ahead of Earnings
Nike (NKE) will report fiscal first-quarter earnings after the bell Tuesday, and analysts are projecting sales and profits to decline year-over-year—but calling for little upside to the stock.
Nike Faces Headwinds: Leadership Change and Revenue Declines Loom Ahead of Earnings Report
As Nike prepares to report earnings for the first quarter of fiscal 2025 Tuesday (Oct. 1), the company faces significant hurdles marked by a leadership transition and shifting market dynamics. Elliott Hill will take over as CEO from John Donahoe on Oct.
What You Need To Know Ahead of Nike's Earnings Tuesday
UPDATE—Sept. 30, 2024: This article has been updated to reflect more recent analyst estimates and share price information.
Nike to post steepest sales drop since COVID, analysts expect target reset
Investors and analysts expect Nike to lower annual forecasts on Tuesday when it posts quarterly results, the company's first earnings report since announcing a new CEO earlier this month.
Nike Earnings Preview: New CEO Big Plus, Nike's A China Play But May Require Patience
Nike reports their fiscal Q1 '25 after the market closes on Tuesday, October 1, '24. Sell-side consensus is expecting $0.52 in EPS, roughly $878 million in operating income on $11.6 billion in revenue for expected y-o-y declines of -45% in EPS, -45% in operating income and -10% in revenue. Full-year fiscal '25 consensus is currently expecting a decline of 5% in revenue and -23% in EPS. The expected revenue decline for fiscal '25 is historic, since it's not preceded by an economic event. Nike's valuation is much more attractive on a relative basis than at any point in the last 10 years, trading at 2.1x trailing-twelve-month revenue.
Wall Street Brunch: Jobs Or Earnings?
The market is focused on inflation and jobs data, with a 50% chance of a Fed rate cut in November. Nike's earnings report is crucial, with expected revenue drops and a new CEO, Elliott Hill, starting soon.
