The Latest Breaking News from NKE

The athletic industry is thriving due to the population's growing interest in sports. Amid this, let’s compare athletic stocks Skechers U.S.A. (SKX) and NIKE (NKE) to analyze which athletic wear stock is a better fit. Read on to find out….

Volatility is back on Wall Street, which is bound to scare some investors. Meanwhile, Pfizer and Starbucks are two high dividend names with limited downside which conservative investors can consider now.

With health and fitness on the rise, the sportswear market is booming. Moreover, the ongoing Paris 2024 Olympics is further boosting interest, and Nike (NKE), adidas (ADDYY), and Under Armour (UAA) are leading the charge with a new era of high-performance and stylish activewear. Thus, keeping these stocks on your…

NIKE has lagged behind the broader market over the past year, but Wall Street analysts remain cautiously optimistic about its potential for future growth.

NIKE's first quarter ends next month, and analysts forecast a double-digit decline in the company’s Q1 bottom line figure.

Despite challenges like intense competition, the athletic wear industry is growing rapidly due to innovation, demand for comfort and style, increased outdoor activity, and excitement for the Paris Olympics 2024. Therefore, investors could consider watching popular athletic stocks: NIKE (NKE) and adidas (ADDYY). Read on.

On a day in which the Nasdaq 100 lost 3.65% and the Mag 7 shed 4.6%, Nike lost 3%, bringing its losses over the past month to 25%. Trading ominously close to its 5-year low, Nike followers had five unusually active options to choose from yesterday. Here are three ways…

The consumer discretionary industry is set for significant growth due to the global economic rebound, easing inflation, shifting consumer behavior, and increasing luxury needs. Hence, investors could consider buying fundamentally strong consumer discretionary stocks such as McDonald’s (MCD), NIKE (NKE), and Starbucks (SBUX) on the dip. Read on.

Nike has hit a rough patch recently with the stock down 56% from its all-time high. NKE is also the most oversold stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Index as measured by RSI.

Nike and Starbucks both offer a dividend yield that's higher than the S&P 500 Index. Both stocks have fallen sharply from their peaks, and analysts see decent upside from these levels.

Nike stock has fallen to a new 52-week low at a time when the S&P 500 Index is hitting record highs. Here's what's happening with NKE, and whether the stock can rebound from the slump