NKE could be a broken bounce after a kitchen-sink quarter; it moved back to the 50-day and he could see it back in the 40s. He would buy it for a swing trade or hold it in an IRA, citing five new sneaker sets including a Caitlin Clark shoe that could restore Nike's coolness — a possibility, not a certainty.

Um, Nike, I told you guys at Nike on Monday, I was with Spaces on Stocks. I'm like, "Hey guys, you know, usually I have a January effect list a little later in the year." I'm like, "But I think that from what I'm being told by my my son's basketball coach has five different sets of sneakers coming out.

One of them being Kaylin Clark, and I love Kayn Clark. So, I'm like, maybe this could be a broken bounce. Maybe they threw the the kitchen sink, you know, type of quarter from 123 down, you know, kind of like what Netflix did last time.

If you're a swing trader and and and it's slow and you don't overlook at it, you could buy verse 3197, you know, for a swing trade or you could just put it in your IRA and at some point, you know, maybe the girls basketball AAU brings back Nike coolness with Kayn Clark and some of the other like five different ones.

I know there's a new Kobe, too, but anyway, nice little move back to the 50-day. Um, you know, it could I I could see this thing being back in the 40s. You know, I I told Chase, my son, who's going to be playing, you know, at Lehi next year, I'm like, "Chase, I want you to buy Nike in your uh in your whatever in your in your Robin Hood account."

Um, so anyway, I was talking about it then if you bought it. Hey, you know, it's nice little piece of business.