To address its current challenges, Nike is bringing in a new CEO, effective Oct. 14. Management overestimated the potential from relying on a direct-to-consumer model.
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Nike NYSE: NKE just announced that its current CEO has retired, and it's bringing in a long-time employee to take the helm. Elliott Hill will become Nike's CEO on Oct. 14.
Nike has been losing market share in the shoe industry, and it's consequently moving on to a new CEO. Nike's new CEO has plenty of experience at the company and in the industry, which could be the requisite resume to lead a turnaround.
The latest trading day saw Nike (NKE) settling at $88, representing a +0.62% change from its previous close.
Nike's (NKE) stock price has been on a tear since the global shoe and athletic apparel company named Elliott Hill as its CEO last week.
Goldman Sachs analyst Brooke Roach reiterated the Buy rating on Nike, Inc. NKE with a price forecast of $105.
NKE embarks on a new chapter, guided by the expertise and industry knowledge of incoming CEO Elliott Hill. Here's how to approach the stock at this point.
Nike still has abundant opportunities in a $300 billion-plus sportswear market. Starbucks' new CEO should guide the stock to great returns in the coming years.