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NKE is worth watching for an entry point based on RSI and volume My Trading Strategy is very basic, a classic K.I.S.S. Philosophy. Using StochRSI, a 5 year chart for historical data and a YTD chart for current data. I look for oversold discounted companies. Nike had a ton of negative press, blah earnings and the stock price got clipped after they reported. To me, this fits my strategy to a tee, and patience and paying attention to RSI particularly will serve me well. Today, NKE price had the first of 3 bullish price moves. I’d prefer to see the RSI on both K&D be above 35 before trying to make an early move however in this case, RSI rose well above 35 but the stock price did not follow. I opted to wait and see if buying volume would continue. My trades are typically for 3-10 days and my exits vary by stock performance, market conditions etc.
NYSE:NKELong
by pcseiden
4
Analysis of Nike Stock: Potential for RecoveryAfter issuing poor guidance, Nike's stock experienced a significant decline. Over the past month, it has been stabilizing and establishing a support level while attempting to fill the gap created by the drop. With the next earnings report scheduled for September, there is potential for the stock to recover. Key Points to Consider: Current Price Action: Nike's stock is currently consolidating, showing signs of finding a floor. This consolidation period often indicates that the market is absorbing the recent news and setting the stage for a potential rebound. Short-term Target: Before the September earnings report, Nike's stock could recover to around $88. This level would represent a retracement as the stock attempts to regain some of its lost ground. Earnings Catalyst: If Nike reports better-than-expected earnings in September, the stock could potentially rally to around $100.
NYSE:NKELong
by khongorzul0317
Quick Take: NKE Nike ## Technical Analysis of Nike (NKE) Stock Chart ### Trend Analysis 1. **Long-term Trend**: The chart shows a strong upward trend from 2014 until 2021, reaching a peak at 173.32. Since then, the stock has been in a downtrend. 2. **Current Trend**: The stock price is currently below all major moving averages (MA5, MA10, MA20), indicating a bearish trend. ### Moving Averages - **MA5 (85.62)**, **MA10 (95.06)**, and **MA20 (103.37)**: The stock price is significantly below these levels, reinforcing the bearish trend. ### RSI (Relative Strength Index) - **RSI(14) at 34.49**: The RSI is below 50, indicating bearish momentum. It is close to the oversold region (below 30), which might suggest a potential reversal or a pause in the downtrend. ### Support and Resistance Levels 1. **Immediate Support**: Around 70.00-72.00, as indicated by historical price action and the current price level. 2. **Next Major Support**: Around 60.00, based on previous significant price levels. 3. **Immediate Resistance**: The moving averages (MA5, MA10, MA20) will act as resistance levels (85.62, 95.06, and 103.37 respectively). ### Volume Analysis - **Volume Spikes**: Significant volume increases during price declines, indicating strong selling pressure. ### Price Targets 1. **Bullish Scenario**: If the stock price manages to hold above the immediate support around 70.00 and the RSI moves upwards from the oversold region: - **Short-term Target**: 85.00 (MA5) - **Medium-term Target**: 95.00 (MA10) - **Long-term Target**: 103.00 (MA20) 2. **Bearish Scenario**: If the stock breaks below the immediate support around 70.00: - **Short-term Target**: 65.00 - **Medium-term Target**: 60.00 ### Recommendations - **For Long Positions**: Wait for confirmation of support around 70.00 or a reversal signal (e.g., bullish RSI divergence) before entering. - **For Short Positions**: Consider shorting if the stock breaks below the immediate support around 70.00 with a target of 65.00 or 60.00. ### Final Note - **Risk Management**: Set stop-loss orders to manage potential downside risks. For long positions, consider placing stop-loss just below the support level at 70.00. For short positions, place stop-loss above the recent high or a key resistance level. This analysis is based on the current chart and indicators; always consider market conditions and other fundamental factors before making trading decisions.
NYSE:NKE
by MaxLemon
$NKE just doing it to $88.50 from $72 after drastic drop off $98NYSE:NKE just doing it to $88.50 from $72 after drastic drop. Perfect to align with a bit above the 50% Fibonacci point as the RSI climbs higher towards the 200 day moving average above the 50 day moving average on the 2hour chart and in multiple timeframes. Invest smart, invest hard. Boost my post if you like this idea 💡 Also follow and subscribe for more uproars. Let's spread the word together. Roaring Puppy 🐶 out. NYSE:NKE
NYSE:NKELong
by St0ckWr4ngl3r
1
NIKE INC. AMERICAN SHOOES LOOSING GLOSS, AHEAD OF U.S. RECESSIONNIKE Inc. or Nike is an American multinational company specializing in sportswear and footwear. The company designs, develops, markets and sells athletic footwear, apparel, accessories, equipment and services. The company was founded by William Jay Bowerman and Philip H. Knight more than 40 years ago, on January 25, 1964, and is headquartered in Beaverton, Oregon. As of July 15, 2024, NIKE (NKE) shares were down more than 33 percent in 2024, making them a Top 5 Underperformer among all the S&P500 components. Perhaps everything would have been "normal", and everything could be explained by the one only unsuccessful December quarter of 2023, when the Company’s revenue decreased by 2 percentage points to $12.6 billion, which turned out to be lower than analyst estimates. But one circumstance makes everything like a "not just cuz". This is all because among the Top Five S&P500 Outsiders, in addition to NIKE, we have also shares of another large shoe manufacturer - lululemon athletica (LULU), that losing over 44 percent in 2024. Influence of macroeconomic factors 👉 The economic downturn hurts most merchandise retailers, but footwear companies face the greatest risk to loose profits, as higher fixed costs lead to larger profit declines when sales come under pressure. 👉 The Nasdaq US Benchmark Footwear Index has fallen more than 23 percent since the start of 2024 as consumer spending is threatened by continued rising home prices, banks' reluctance to lend, high lending rates, and high energy and energy costs. food products - weaken. 👉 In general, the above-mentioned Footwear Sub-Industry Index continues to decline for the 3rd year in a row, being at levels half as low as the maximum values ​​of the fourth quarter of 2021. Investment Domes worsen forecasts... 👉 In the first quarter of 2024, Goldman Sachs made adjustments to its forecast for Nike shares, lowering the target price to $120 from the previous $135, while maintaining a Buy recommendation. The company analyst cited ongoing challenges in Nike's near-term growth trajectory as the main reason for the adjustment, anticipating potential underperformance compared to market peers, noting that Nike's 2025 growth expectations have become "more conservative." 👉 Last Friday, Jefferies Financial Group cut its price target from $90.00 to $80.00, according to a report. 👉 Several other equity analysts also weighed in on NKE earlier in Q2 2024. In a research note on Friday, June 28, Barclays downgraded NIKE from an "overweight" rating to an "equal weight" rating and lowered their price target for the company from $109.00 to $80.00. 👉 BMO Capital Markets lowered their price target on NIKE from $118.00 to $100.00 and set an overweight rating on the stock in a research report on Friday, June 28th. 👉 Morgan Stanley reaffirmed an equal-weight rating and set a $79.00 price target (up from $114.00) on shares of NIKE in a research report on Friday, June 28th. 👉 Oppenheimer reiterated an outperform rating and set a $120.00 price target on shares of NIKE in a research report on Friday, June 28th. 👉 Finally, StockNews.com downgraded NIKE from a "buy" rating to a "hold" rating in a research report on Friday, June 21st. ...and it becomes a self-fulfilling prophecy Perhaps everything would have been fine, and all the deterioration in forecasts could have been attributed to the stretching spring of price decline, if not for one circumstance - it is not the ratings that are declining due to the decline in share prices, but the shares themselves are being pushed lower and lower, as one after another depressing ones are released analytical forecasts from investment houses. 16 years ago. How it was On January 15, 2008, shares of many shoe companies, including Nike Inc. (NKE) and Foot Locker Inc. (FL) fell after investment giant Goldman Sachs (GS) slashed its stock price targets, warning that the U.S. recession would drag down the companies' sales in 2008 as consumers spend more cautiously. "The recession will further increase the impact of the key headwind of a limited number of key commodity trends needed to fuel consumer interest in the sector," Goldman Sachs said in a note to clients. In early 2008, Goldman downgraded athletic shoe retailer Foot Locker to "sell" from "neutral" and cut its six-month share price target from $17 to $10, saying it expected U.S. sales margins to continue to decline in 2008 despite store closures. The downgrade was a major blow to Foot Locker, which by early 2008 had already seen its shares fall 60 percent over the previous 12 months as it struggled with declining sales due to declining demand for athletic shoes at the mall and a lack of exciting fashion trends in the market. sports shoes. Like now, at those times Goldman retained its recommendation rating to “buy” Nike Inc shares, based on general ideas about the Company’s increasing weight over the US market, topped off with theses about the Company’s international visibility, as well as robust demand ahead of the Beijing Olympics. However Goldman lowered its target price for the shares from $73 to $67 ( from $18.25 to $16.75, meaning two 2:1 splits in Nike stock in December 2012 and December 2015). Although Nike, at the time of the downturn in forecasts, in fact remained largely unscathed by the decline in demand for athletic footwear among US mall retailers, it reported strong second-quarter results in December 2007 (and even beating forecasts for strong demand for its footwear in the US and growth abroad) , Goldman Sachs' forecasts for Nike's revenue and earnings per share to decline were justified. Later Nike' shares lost about 45 percent from their 2008 peaks, and 12 months later reached a low in the first quarter of 2009 near the $40 mark ($10 per share, taking into account two stock splits). The decline in Foot Locker shares from the 2008 peaks 2009 lows was even about 80 percent, against the backdrop of the global recession and the banking crisis of 2007-09. Will history repeat itself this time..!? Who knows.. However, the main technical graph says, everything is moving (yet) in this direction.
NYSE:NKE
by Pandorra
Long-term Triangle PatternNike is getting close to the apex of a 4-year triangle pattern (where price inevitably breaks one way or the other). For now, I'm just watching for a certain setup to potentially trade on. If it breaks down out of the triangle (which it is currently threatening), it may find support around the 200-mo. EMA, which would be a better price to start a position. That said, it could certainly find support here but there isn't much upside to the top of the pattern (unless it breaks out).
NYSE:NKE
by PatientContrarian
2
29 Yr Ascending Channel Historical SupportsThe last two times NKE has reached these two lower bands is 2008 and 2000. In 2008 the stock rebounded 35% from the second lowest band and 2000 the stock continued downward to the lowest band to rebound 60+% in just 8 weeks time from the lowest low. The point is, some market exposure at the second lowest band with reserve to buy at the lowest is better than missing the rally entirely. Historically, even if it continues to the lowest, it appears it doesn't spend much time there. From the house rules: 17. Provide a guarantee. You warrant that the information created and published by you on TradingView is not prohibited, doesn't constitute investment advice, and isn't created solely for qualified investors.
NYSE:NKELong
by Bitcoiner117
Nike - Just do it, but when?You’ve got to zoom out to get the bigger picture on Nike, so let’s look at it on the 3 Month chart. The last time Nike hit the 0.75 speed fan was in the early 80s, it’s initial significant crash before they singed Michael Jordan. No we are approaching that level 0.75 speed fan again. Will it hold or fail and send Nike down to $60? Things are not going well for Nike, Adidas is taking market share and other brands like Hoka are having their moment. Could the singing of Caitlin Clark provide a similar catalyst to this declining brand as Jordan did in the 80s? Nike has a clear MOAT, it’s one of the strongest brands out there. Looking back at the major corrections 60% is approximately the average decline which can last from 1-3 years. We are in year 3 of the decline since 2021 and a similar draw down. Personally I am looking to add spot Nike for a long term hold. They have a history of turning things around. It will require patience but I’m my opinion they will just about do it. Not financial advice, just my thoughts.
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by NoFOMO_
2
Nike's Drop Will Offer a Great Dip... Soon!Nike's stock has dropped 30% this year and nearly 60% from its 2021 highs. It continues to drop, and now, I am worried that they will soon suspend their dividend to move cash flow into other areas that need to support the business. I believe Nike may reach a low close to its COVID-19 crash levels, presenting a buying opportunity for patient investors as I've marked on the chart with the red circle. As Warren Buffett once said, "Be fearful when others are greedy and greedy when others are fearful." I think that moment is coming with Nike. Here are two tips for buying dips: 1. It can always go lower than you think so it's better to wait for some signs of a reversal rather than perfectly catching the bottom. 2. Set alerts so that you're ready and can get alerted with the time comes. Now, why has Nike fallen like this? Several factors contribute to this decline: 1. Margin Pressures: Rising raw material and labor costs have strained Nike's profitability, causing investor concerns. 2. Product Control Issues: Expanding its product range has led to inconsistent quality and inventory management problems. 3. Excessive Product Range: The overwhelming number of products has confused customers and diluted the brand. 4. Increased Competition: New, agile brands are capturing market share, challenging Nike's dominance. This one is on my watchlist! Let's see what happens next. I'll update you all rather soon.
NYSE:NKE
by scheplick
26
#NKE Oversold - price at Covid LevelsAnalysis Overview Focus: Primarily on fundamental analysis. Current Price Context: Last time NYSE:NKE was at these price levels was in March 2020. The stock has been significantly beaten down. This year's growth estimate is gloomy (-14%). Investment Rationale Despite the recent challenges, Nike remains a solid company and is the world's most valuable apparel brand. P/E (TTM) is 19.74 which hints a kind of fair valuation. Moreover, analysts estimate an upside potential of +26.16% on average. Investment Decision I decided to buy 10 shares of $NKE. Exit Strategy I haven’t determined a specific sell price yet and might keep the shares indefinitely. My decision will be based on: General market sentiment Potential price increases in the near term Long-Term Outlook I believe Nike will perform well in the long term, but I’m also open to acting opportunistically and selling if there is a significant price increase in the near term.
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by zip3gr