How Schwab Network’s view on $NKE changed

It seems that Nike cannot get out of its predicament. We usually look at short-term charts. This is a weekly chart covering 15 years. The reason for showing this is that you can see the price here in the mid-thirties; we haven't been at this level for a long time.

It has been a very bumpy road lately. Our downward trend also continues largely steadily .

We will get the results of Nike's profits. I mean, the company has been under tremendous pressure this year. Their shares have fallen by more than 44%, and are trading near their lowest levels in more than a decade.

Wall Street expects earnings per share of 44 cents and revenue of $11.7 billion. I think the report is less about whether they can surpass those numbers and more about whether Elliott Hill’s reform plan is starting to show in stabilizing sales and improving gross profit margins.