| Prev Close | 87.50 |
| Day Low/High | 86.75 / 87.76 |
| 52 Wk Low/High | 66.53 / 90.00 |
| Avg Volume | 6.49M |
NIKE Inc. (NKE)
87.44
NYSE : Consumer Non-Durables
| Exchange | NYSE |
| Shares Outstanding | 1.26B |
| Market Cap | 137.53B |
| EPS | 2.50 |
| P/E Ratio | 34.18 |
| Div & Yield | 0.88 (0.97%) |
These Contenders Could Soon Become Dividend Aristocrats
Meet the Dividend Contenders: A list of more than 200 companies that have been increasing dividends each year for more than a decade.
Even in Slowdown, Nike Could Run to New Highs
The shoe company might tap around for a bit in the $88-$90 range in the short-run, but if it stays above $85, it could then race to around $100.
Jim Cramer: Even if Slowdown Hits, You'll Look Good With These Six Stocks
Estee Lauder is among the companies that are sure winners, no matter which way the economy goes.
Levi Strauss Pullback Has More to Do With an Inflated IPO
Now that things have corrected, LEVI stock might be offering some opportunities.
Real Money Post Industrial Average Enjoyed a Stellar First Half of 2019
There are a number of RMPIA companies that will be beneficiaries of Back to School and holiday spending.
Concerns About the June Quarter Earnings Season
With roughly two hours until the day's market close, I'm circling back to the poll question I asked Diary readers earlier today. The question was "What are you most concerned about in the near-term?" via a multiple-choice question with the following...
Nike Could Be Lacing Up for a Rally
Let's check the charts and indicators.
Despite 4Q Revenues, Nike May Run into Tariff Trouble
Nike's earnings show some strong and soft spots, but those planning to go the distance will also look ahead to how new tariffs under a possible second-term for President Donald Trump could affect the company.
Trump-Xi Face Off, Potential EU Land Mines and a Caterpillar Play: Market Recon
The G-20 Summit in Japan could hold more intrigue than just the planned meeting between President Trump and Xi.
Will This Nike Trade Send Me to Burger King or B Dubs?
Nike is expected to report next week as the G20 summit kicks off in Japan, so I guess markets could be in an entirely different trading environment by then. Wall Street is looking for EPS of $0.66 on revenue $10.17 billion for the fiscal fourth quar...
Stalking Entry Points in the XBI Biotech ETF
Plus an update on my SPX and Nike plays.
Stalking an Entry in Nike, Plus a Take on the SPX
Watching for a pattern shift and eyeing support on NKE's charts.
Tariff Troubles Threaten to Impact The Gap's Sales, Supply Lines
A two front trade war is terrible news for retailers. But just how bad is it for The Gap?
Analysts Slash Price Targets on Foot Locker After Poor Quarterly Results
Wall Street is not providing any warmth for Foot Locker amidst a cold reaction to its disappointing earnings release on Friday.
Foot Locker Stock Slumps as First Quarter Earnings Fall Short
FL's sneakers aren't selling up to expectations.
Jim Cramer: Tuesday We Embraced Logic and Proportion
On day three, the sellers forget why they sold and the buyers remember why they like stocks.
Jim Cramer: You Better Strap Yourself In
President Trump has decided that the U.S. simply shouldn't do business with China and if you do you are going to have to pay the price.
Checking Back With Tesla and Alphabet, and Checking Out 2 Other Names
Besides revisiting the first two companies, we also look at trade setups for Canopy Growth and Nike.
Jim Cramer: U.S. Companies Are Ready for China Tariffs
Only economists and pundits seem to be worried about a pending crash that might never occur.
Jim Cramer: What to Buy and What to Avoid on Trump's Latest China Tweet
As usual, the stocks that bounce back first are the tech stocks with little Chinese exposure and the consumer packaged goods that just demonstrated good numbers.
5 Standout Stocks in a Challenging Retail World
Retail may be a cutthroat business right now, but these stocks have risen above the pack.
Jim Cramer: EPS Expectations Are Being Soundly Beaten, and Here's Why
First-quarter expectations were set when the market still felt the world was going to come to an end.
Jim Cramer: One Heck of a Resilient Market
A resilient market allows you to buy stocks when they get hammered and do so with some certainty that you won't get your head handed to you.
Spring Is Here, But This Dividend Stock Doesn't Make the Cut for Now
Investors may want to hold back right now on scooping up shares of this lawn and garden equipment maker.
Jim Cramer: Betting That the Next Pieces of News Will Be Very Stock Heartening
The consumer is alive, well, and might benefit from a thaw with China and easy to get jobs. So would Boeing and Caterpillar.
Nike vs. V.F. Corp.: Two Dividend Growth Stocks Head-to-Head
Picking between the stocks of two industry leaders can be tough, as is the case with Nike and V.F. Corp.
Retail Sales Horror? Not Lululemon
The company expects to open more than 20 new international stores in 2019, at least half of those will be in Asia.
Red Hot Lululemon Needs Male Customers to Keep Momentum Moving
Lululemon is by no means an inexpensive stock. As such, it will need to leverage the areas it has not yet saturated to keep the market appeased.
Lacing Up a Nike Options Trade After the Great Yield Curve Scare
It's time to go long some stocks that got overdone in the last few days and week.
