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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 .

So, for instance, Nike, right? Nike is basically at multi-deade lows, at 52- week lows. It has been a horrendous performer. And so, what you see into quarter end is window undressing where institutional money managers sell if they were holding Nike, they dump Nike into quarter end because they don't want to show it to the clients that they were in it.

Nike, NKE, $35. I still have great faith in this stock. This is an absolutely devastated stock. In this case, the forward P is below 20.

And remember, I believe Nike's gross margin and net margin will bounce back incredibly in the next two to three years. And the impact this will have on the company's bottom line is incredible.

And so in my opinion, you will see earnings per share in the next two to three years. I could be wrong. But I think earnings per share will skyrocket.

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.

Nike's stock is among the worst performers in the S&P 500 index over the past year, having fallen by about 50%. It has also declined by more than 44% since the beginning of the year, and bets are increasing that the stock will fall by as much as 6.3 %.

That's a large number of people who are actively betting against a stock with a market capitalization of $53 billion.

One of the companies I follow is Nike, which was, you know, ... There is a well-documented conversation between Warren Buffett and Lou Simpson, who was one of the biggest fans of Nike, about how much he liked it and how great its business was.

I believe its stock price has fallen by about 80% from its peak , and it has lost a few weeks, hitting its lowest levels almost daily. So, it was like a car accident. I check on her from time to time to see where she is .

I don't know how she will recover from here, but I think that evaluating her at some point makes it interesting enough.

Let's talk about Nike. I conducted my own poll on the subway today. Nike shoes were more popular than other sports shoes. I looked for OnCloud, Adidas and Puma shoes, and I like to conduct this survey on the subway to see what people are wearing, and Nike was the most present.

But let's talk about the stock. You might need to start your own "Nicole" survey when it comes to this sportswear manufacturer. Listen, Nike is receiving another rating downgrade now, and the stock is down more than 1%, around 1.5% currently.

I feel that "Nike" is the most prominent example of this. Nike has had a price-to-earnings ratio that is almost forever higher than the market, and this has hurt buy-and-hold investors a lot, because not only have profits declined for five consecutive years, but the ratio has also continued to fall.

Now I'll talk about stock number three, which is currently near its 52-week low. That is Nike, whose ticker symbol is NKE. And Nike's stock, one of the most iconic brands of all time, is doing very badly.

It has decreased by 75.9% in the last 5 years. It has fallen another 49.3% in the past year and is near its 52-week low.

Now it's Nike. Last weekend or two weeks ago I was at my neighbor's 10- year-old kid's birthday party and this was the talk, people were just asking when Nike was going to turn around ?

So, what is your opinion when looking at a structure like this? Because clearly the trend is very good and there is no reason for short sellers to be afraid. What would be a credible trend change or some kind of bottom for you ?

Every time it has tried to break the 50- period barrier , it has failed miserably. We are so far from the 200- period moving average that all my hair will fall out by the time we get there.

So, what would you say to those who are looking for bottom? Or would you do anything at all with this stock?

Nike and Lululemon are among the underperforming sportswear retailers, with their shares trading near 52- week lows. I wanted to know which of these two declining stocks represents a better buying opportunity at the moment .

Both Nike and Lululemon are facing similar headwinds that are hindering sales growth and even pushing them into decline. Overall, Nike is still a much larger company with sales of $46 billion over the past twelve months, while Lululemon comes right behind it.

Looking ahead, sales for both companies are likely to remain weak.

Nike's sales are declining, and the management team has made no attempt to sugarcoat the situation. They stated that it would take some time before things improved. In the last quarter that has been completed, sales in North America have started to improve, but sales in Greater China are experiencing a really rapid decline.

In the most recent quarter , Nike announced a decline in sales compared to the same quarter last year. But if you look beneath the surface, the situation was actually much worse than it appeared .

This is because Nike stated that sales started strongly at the beginning of the quarter and then deteriorated later.

We have important news for Nike stock investors, as the management team has stated that they are taking decisive action in the supply chain to reduce costs, streamline operations, and adjust the size of the distribution network to match future demand.

In other words, demand doesn't seem strong, and we are adjusting our operations to meet this slower demand. Therefore, I believe that the Nike management team is adapting wisely to the macroeconomic environment they are facing.

Austin, I was speaking frankly about my gradual return to investing in Nike stock after a very long hiatus , because I think they've kind of moved past all those controversial announcements and other things.

I see a strong comeback for the Nike brand among runners and exercise enthusiasts . The Jordan brand has just announced the launch of its new range of gym equipment. Therefore , the "Jordan" brand collaborated with "Nike Strength" to launch a complete line of strength training equipment for home and commercial use.