Nike Is Still the World’s Favorite Sneaker Brand—So Why Does the Stock Look Tired?
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- Nike (NKE) is a roughly $100B brand icon trading near $67–68, caught between its growth-stock past and its slow-and-steady present.
- Revenue and profits are solid, but growth has cooled, margins are pressured, and digital/DTC momentum has faded from peak pandemic levels.
- Management is in reset mode: refocusing on core franchises, rebalancing wholesale vs. direct, and trying to rebuild confidence ahead of upcoming earnings.
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