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Nike's troubles go back to 2020 at the onset of COVID, compounded by a shift from wholesale to direct-to-consumer, and lack of product newness.

The athletic giant showered its owners with cash while the stock fell far behind the market, raising a sharp question about what those dollars actually bought.

The stock is likely heading below $30.

The U.S. Customs and Border Protection is only processing refunds for registered importers of record, and they are not obligated to refund shoppers.

Earlier this month, Foot Locker announced it had opened The Crenshaw Rec by Foot Locker in Los Angeles, a NIKE, Jordan Brand, and Converse-backed community retail concept combining exclusive local product, programming, and neighborhood hiring in the historic Crenshaw area. Alongside this community-focused push, NIKE has faced internal change with its Chief Accounting Officer resigning, its new CFO assuming interim accounting duties, and its board affirming a US$0.41 quarterly dividend,...

Nike (NYSE:NKE) shares recently fell to new lows in about 12 years amid rising competition and falling sales. Despite the plunge, the stock’s forward P/E still sits at 23.38, a 46% premium to the sector median of 15.99. There is another, smaller competitor that is gaining attention. On Holding (NYSE:ONON) insiders are piling into the […]

The drawdown is now the worst in the company’s history, and the technicals aren’t improving.

Nike admits: “You can’t just sit there and say everything’s great.”

Weak China sales, sluggish Nike Direct performance and intensifying competition continue to weigh on sentiment.

One closely watched indicator suggests pain may not be over

Nike's woes continue, but there are some signs a turnaround is near.

Goldman Sachs, a premier global financial-services firm, has gained 44% over the past year. Nike, meanwhile, is down 50%.

JPMorgan cut Nike to Underweight on Monday as a disappointing sales report from rival On Holding added pressure to the athletic footwear sector

Nike has shed nearly half its value in a year while executives quietly sold millions in shares, yet one analyst team is holding a price target that would make the stock the biggest winner in its peer group. The gap between that call and reality raises a question worth answering.

Shares are near oversold, but not there yet.

Nike stock has fallen 38% in 2026 as the sportswear giant’s turnaround drags on, but some analysts still see signs of progress.

While Nike as a viable, long-term business has encountered question marks, there is a case for a quick scalp of NKE stock options.

Nike's stock has crashed more than 75% over the past five years.

Institutional investor Soros Fund Management has fully exited its position in lululemon athletica (NasdaqGS:LULU), removing a source of prior institutional support for the stock. The move comes as sentiment on Lululemon weakens alongside broader pressure on the activewear sector, with peers such as Nike and On Holding also facing headwinds. Sector wide challenges are adding to existing concerns around Lululemon's operational performance and weighing on how investors view the stock. Consider...

Shoe Carnival differentiates from traditional shoe stores thanks to its upbeat music, open-stock layout, spin-to-win discount wheels and in-store announcer who manages time-sensitive flash sales. Until recently, the brand mainly focused on moderate-income, value-conscious family shoppers ...

UAA cuts its fiscal 2027 revenue outlook as softer demand persists, but margin gains and cost discipline preserve profit targets.

UAA's margin gains and tighter spending show better operating control, but weaker revenue and falling estimates keep the turnaround in question.

Yahoo Finance's Brooke DiPalma breaks down Nike's (NKE) stock drop to a multi-year low around $39 per share as weakness in North America, direct-to-consumer, and international segments fueling Wall Street skepticism over CEO Elliott Hill's long-term turnaround plan.

The only thing Nike is 'just doing' is serving up stretches of weak quarters and outlooks.