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NIKE - Hawk'em Strat (jun week2) - buy Expect week of June first to hit currency on the negative side allowing stocks to rally up. Strat shows a strategic (4.7%)/(5.5%) incline. nike's bullish statistical data suggests a short-term uptrend aligning with SEIIV Studio's statistical data which shows valid coordination in the fathering markets main objetive = 3.3% goal = Nike 5 day bull window Reversal shows end of trade reversal goal. TP is forecasted as half of original reversal target of 5.7% Webull Trading Plan : week 2 of june Strike price: $97 (buy order) limit price: 0.45 (TP) Limit Price: 0.97 stop Price 0.28 Contracts = 6
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by Sylynt056
Nike Set To Lay off 740 Employees at Oregon HeadquartersNike, the world's leading sportswear manufacturer, has announced its plans to lay off around 740 employees at its global headquarters in Oregon. This move aligns with the company's cost-cutting strategy, which was disclosed in December 2023, with the aim of saving $2 billion over the next three years. The second phase of layoffs is expected to commence by the end of June 2025, as the company looks to scale back on specific franchises amidst an uncertain demand scenario. In compliance with the legal obligation, Michele Adams, Nike's Vice President for People Solutions, has notified the state authorities that the second phase of layoffs would begin at the company's headquarters. Earlier in February, Nike had indicated that it would cut around 2% of its total workforce, which equates to over 1,600 roles. As of May 31, 2023, the company had around 83,700 employees. Despite the announcement, Nike's shares rose marginally in after-hours trading, although they have declined by nearly 13% this year. Several companies in the U.S. and Canada have announced new rounds of layoffs to curb costs in the face of an uncertain demand environment. In March, Nike warned that its revenues in the first half of fiscal 2025 would shrink by a low-single-digit percentage. The company's decision to downsize its workforce is part of its strategy to rein in costs, as it navigates through a challenging business environment.
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by DEXWireNews
$NKE bulls are in dangerNYSE:NKE is breaking down under a MAJOR multi-YEAR trendline (white) extending all the way from late 2017. This trendline was support and is now resistance. This week, NKE bounced off September 2023 lows and is now the rising white trendline which is acting as resistance. Bearish setup - if NKE continues to break down the first level of support is at 88.66 which is the September 2023. Interesting, flow indicates traders bought short-term and medium-term $90, $91, and $92 puts. The next major level is October 2022 lows at 82.50. Indeed, flow indicates that $168,265 worth of October 2024 puts were bought on April 10th, 2024. Bullish setup - if NKE can reclaim the rising white trendline and base above it this would be bullish and signal a false breakdown. If this occurs, the primary target is gap fill of the March 2024 earnings gap down at ~$100.79. Indeed, on Friday April 12th, a trader sold at bid $1.31M worth of April 19th, 2024 puts. Another trader bought $61,500 worth of September 100 calls. Weekly RSI and Williams %R are extremely oversold suggesting NYSE:NKE has the potential to rally if it reclaims the rising white trendline.
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by Yusuke_Trading
NIKE - Just Buy It!Nike tends to have corrective phases every now and then. We are now seeing one of the biggest corrections to date. We could be correcting in excess of 50% which would put us in a great position to buy Nike for the longer term. Nike is the world's largest supplier of athletic shoes and apparel and a major manufacturer of sports equipment, with revenue in excess of US$46 billion in its fiscal year 2022. In other words, its very unlikely that Nike will go bust and so any dips should be seen as a buying opportunity. Our first point of interest is the structure level at 80. Ideally we break below that in accordance Elliott Wave Theory. We want to see wave C go below wave B. Our ideal buy zone is the 60 level where we have the -27 fib extension. Once we come towards that region, we'll be looking for any bullish price action indicating a reversal and the start of the next massive bullish leg. If we go even lower than 60, then it's more of a reason to buy and load up! We're looking for targets of atleast 200% as first targets. This trade is one to hold for the long term. What do you guys think? Goodluck and as always, trade safe@
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by WicktatorFX
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Triangle Formation on Nike’s Chart: Potential Upside TargetsHello Traders, We’ve spotted an interesting pattern forming on the chart of Nike (NKE). A triangle formation has emerged, and we’re currently sitting on the bottom line of this pattern. This could be a critical juncture for Nike’s price action. If the price bounces upwards from here, we have identified a few target points and key resistance levels based on Fibonacci retracements. Here they are: First Target: $112.60 Second Target: $137.56 Third Target: $167.69 I added a few potential trades that both have a risk factor of 3.
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by scody159
NKE I AM BULLISH !!!!! even after earnings... Very good opportunity on NYSE:NKE , long term, over 6 to 12 months... we're almost filling the gap, within $3... I had already bought some at $100, I'll add a bit more today... good luck to everyone... It's not gambling... They pay a dividend, China is back, ... interesting growth potential... Earnings are forecast to grow 11.04% per year Correction: I've just been informed that some purchases will be made next week... not today... NYSE:NKE
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by Maximus20000
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Nike Faces Stock Tumble Despite Earnings Triumph 📉Nike ( NYSE:NKE ), the athletic apparel powerhouse, saw its shares take a hit in after-hours trading despite outperforming expectations in its third-quarter fiscal 2024 earnings report. While the company reported robust revenue and profit figures, it issued a cautious outlook for the first half of fiscal 2025, sending ripples through the investor community. The Numbers: Nike's third-quarter revenue climbed to $12.43 billion, surpassing analysts' projections, accompanied by an earnings per share of 77 cents. However, the elation was short-lived as the company forewarned of a low single-digit decline in revenue for the first half of fiscal 2025. Reasons Behind the Decline: Chief Financial Officer Matthew Friend attributed the anticipated revenue dip to the company's strategic shift in its product portfolio towards innovation. This pivot, while essential for long-term growth, poses short-term challenges, particularly amidst a subdued economic landscape globally. Global Market Dynamics: Nike's performance across different regions depicted a mixed picture. While revenue in Greater China showed a modest increase, the EMEA segment witnessed a decline, reflecting the complexities of navigating diverse market conditions. Olympic Hopes: With the upcoming Summer Olympic Games on the horizon, Nike is banking on several product launches and marketing endeavors to captivate consumers. The event presents a pivotal opportunity for the brand to showcase its latest innovations and amplify its brand storytelling. Strategic Adjustments: Nike ( NYSE:NKE ) is taking proactive measures to align its product offerings with evolving consumer preferences. This includes reducing the supply of classic footwear models in favor of newer, innovative products that resonate better with modern consumers. Investor Reaction: Despite the positive earnings report, Nike's stock experienced a significant drop in after-hours trading, signaling investor concerns about the company's near-term revenue outlook. The stock plummeted to its lowest levels since last October, reflecting the apprehension in the market. Outlook: Nike navigates through short-term headwinds, its focus remains on driving innovation and capturing market opportunities. The success of its strategic initiatives, coupled with the buzz surrounding the Summer Olympics, will be closely monitored by investors in the coming months. In conclusion, while Nike's earnings beat underscores its fundamental strength, the stock's post-earnings dip underscores the challenges ahead as the company charts its course in a dynamic marketplace.
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by DEXWireNews
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