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As someone building a position in NKE, I’m going to say, this is not what extreme fear looks like to me. My stand starting position is just 10% of the money I want to invest. So, I would not be upset with an “extreme fear drop.” Something that brings the P/E into mid teens would be a good sign for me to triple up. I think the premium this stock ordinarily demands is too much for my liking, but selling half the sneakers on the market is definitely worth something. Sentiment is low, but it CAN get worse.
0:05 with all due respect there is no fear in the market. One quick glance at a 1 year and 5 year chart tells you everything you need to know about "fear" in the market.
I believe Nike has a lot of wiggle room with their healthy balance sheet and well-known brand name. They should be fine long term. I'm primarily buying the dip for the dividend growth, not for capital appreciation.
Nike's earnings beat, yet the stock drops? It’s a classic case of market expectations versus reality. Seems like investors are pricing in future growth risks, but could this dip be a long-term opportunity?
Hey man - been watching your videos for ages, love the detail and structure you go into. would love to see a video on LRCX and what you think of the latest drop. Got a low dividend starting yield but have been growing divs year on year for a decade. keep up the good work pal
Hello my friend! I’m sure I have reviewed LRCX a few times this month. I believe my latest review is here, enjoy and thank you for your support: ruclips.net/video/B1c30-BHwm8/видео.htmlsi=IOLbrGLXrMU80KJa
Whether or not Nike’s competition makes better looking shoes is an opinion. Many people think Nike makes the best looking shoes, which is evident in the fact that Nike sells more shoes than any other company in the world.
@oneforthemoney5579 Revenue keeps falling, and Nike shoes are being heavily discounted in order to maintain sales. It's not a winning long-term strategy.
I buy $160 Hokas because as a healthcare professional I am running on my feet all day. They hurt day one day 2 until 10 months they feel like butter on my feet. By 12 months I'll need to get new ones. I'm on my first pair, but I will never buy any other shoe for work. I tried Nikes once, earlier in my carreer. I found out very quickly I can't wear nikes or sketchers. They just kill my feet. I had one pair of Adidas. But I mostly wore Pumas. I absolutely love Hokas and alot of other nursing staff I work with also wear them. So. If you think shoes are for fashion, in particular athletic sneakers: you have missed the whole boat. Shoes are for functionality, unless you are still a minor, and onon is killing it there. The truth is Nikes are overpriced for the tech they offer, which is minimal compared to other companies. They are not cute. They are not comfortable. They have gone rounds with the activist community for a variety of things over about a decade. And they keep leaning in on brand names like Jordan's that kids have little to no connection to anymore. Who pumped up Nike back in their most profitable years? High school kids, in particular high school boys that just had to have the next air Jordan's coming out. I'm sorry but like the rest of the world, they need to stay relevant on the times not hung up on the past. It's just not like that anymore. Kids are wearing On's. Even boys are wearing them. I see Nike's downward trend for the forseable future. Because right now they are getting crushed by their competition.
@ As a young person, my feet hurt like crazy if on my feet a lot at work. Then, I had a summer job at a beach and had to walk a lot on sand and my feet hurt worse until they didn’t and never hurt again and I would then get the cheapest shoes. Sounds like you have foot problems due to weak muscles around the feet. Nike has more than shoes. But, nothing special, just the swoosh on them makes them desirable until it doesn’t.
Too much detail to be honest, simply put, there are so many better places to put your money ,and with high interest rates you would do better just keeping your money in the bank, until this changes this company will not be much I think. While you present a lot of info, I think most of it isn't that important for investors right now.
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It's time to buy 🙂👍🏼 extreme fear
fear? This stock has sucked for a long time whil the SP 500 has nearly doubled. Think about that.
As someone building a position in NKE, I’m going to say, this is not what extreme fear looks like to me. My stand starting position is just 10% of the money I want to invest. So, I would not be upset with an “extreme fear drop.” Something that brings the P/E into mid teens would be a good sign for me to triple up. I think the premium this stock ordinarily demands is too much for my liking, but selling half the sneakers on the market is definitely worth something.
Sentiment is low, but it CAN get worse.
Honestly at this point it is far better than those overpriced stocks
I guess Jeremy (financial education) is going Nike shopping 😸
Me too 😂
Lol the tattooed chef guy 😂
I dont think NKE have the same pricing power anymore. I can see it continue to go down and hit under 60 or even 55.
I used to buy from my local nike outlet store but this year the cost of items is just got ridiculous. No wonder they need to discount
0:05 with all due respect there is no fear in the market. One quick glance at a 1 year and 5 year chart tells you everything you need to know about "fear" in the market.
No fear? The VIX was up 74% on Tuesday. Anytime the S&P drops 3% in one day there is fear in the market.
I believe Nike has a lot of wiggle room with their healthy balance sheet and well-known brand name. They should be fine long term. I'm primarily buying the dip for the dividend growth, not for capital appreciation.
Nike's earnings beat, yet the stock drops? It’s a classic case of market expectations versus reality. Seems like investors are pricing in future growth risks, but could this dip be a long-term opportunity?
Ill buy at 50$ if it drops that far and will be a decent long term hold
Yeah right and I Will buy at 20 dollars!!! As if………..it would ever go to 50 dollars. Takes a Black swan event!
Hey man - been watching your videos for ages, love the detail and structure you go into. would love to see a video on LRCX and what you think of the latest drop. Got a low dividend starting yield but have been growing divs year on year for a decade.
keep up the good work pal
Hello my friend! I’m sure I have reviewed LRCX a few times this month.
I believe my latest review is here, enjoy and thank you for your support:
ruclips.net/video/B1c30-BHwm8/видео.htmlsi=IOLbrGLXrMU80KJa
Fantastic..will add some more 😂
Good luck! 😊
@ thanks. Excellent video btw
@@Sam-d8o6qmy pleasure Sam 😊
Extreme fear 😨👍🏼 time to buy but i might wait until i see a clear way forward...i expect a lot more bs to rattle investors.
holding nike long!
Moy buying before 59
I ask my kid if he likes Nike nor Adidas, he said Adidas cause they look cooler. Got to listen to the customers who want comfort and cool designs.
Give ur kid all ur money and tell him to invest cuz he's a financial expert lol
Nike is still expensive even at $70s. Competition makes better looking shoes. Went to a local Nike store and shoes look gross and expensive.
Whether or not Nike’s competition makes better looking shoes is an opinion. Many people think Nike makes the best looking shoes, which is evident in the fact that Nike sells more shoes than any other company in the world.
Better looking shoes!?😂
Maybe more comfortable but nike still by far makes the most stylish shoes
@ agreed
Every Nike store I go to is fricking packed
@oneforthemoney5579 Revenue keeps falling, and Nike shoes are being heavily discounted in order to maintain sales. It's not a winning long-term strategy.
Fashion is a fickle industry.
I buy $160 Hokas because as a healthcare professional I am running on my feet all day. They hurt day one day 2 until 10 months they feel like butter on my feet. By 12 months I'll need to get new ones. I'm on my first pair, but I will never buy any other shoe for work. I tried Nikes once, earlier in my carreer. I found out very quickly I can't wear nikes or sketchers. They just kill my feet. I had one pair of Adidas. But I mostly wore Pumas. I absolutely love Hokas and alot of other nursing staff I work with also wear them. So. If you think shoes are for fashion, in particular athletic sneakers: you have missed the whole boat. Shoes are for functionality, unless you are still a minor, and onon is killing it there. The truth is Nikes are overpriced for the tech they offer, which is minimal compared to other companies. They are not cute. They are not comfortable. They have gone rounds with the activist community for a variety of things over about a decade. And they keep leaning in on brand names like Jordan's that kids have little to no connection to anymore. Who pumped up Nike back in their most profitable years? High school kids, in particular high school boys that just had to have the next air Jordan's coming out. I'm sorry but like the rest of the world, they need to stay relevant on the times not hung up on the past. It's just not like that anymore. Kids are wearing On's. Even boys are wearing them. I see Nike's downward trend for the forseable future. Because right now they are getting crushed by their competition.
@ As a young person, my feet hurt like crazy if on my feet a lot at work. Then, I had a summer job at a beach and had to walk a lot on sand and my feet hurt worse until they didn’t and never hurt again and I would then get the cheapest shoes. Sounds like you have foot problems due to weak muscles around the feet.
Nike has more than shoes. But, nothing special, just the swoosh on them makes them desirable until it doesn’t.
Reason not to buy Nike ? Hoka , Sketchers , Aclsics. Hoka way way cool
How many of those companies will still be around in 10 years?
The company’s woke policies have bled into their shoe designs. Go into a nike store and tell me I’m wrong.
No moat..
I mean kinda, if u ask 10poeple which is the best sport/streetwear brand 7would prolly say nike, u kinda see nike everywhere
Nike is done
Too much detail to be honest, simply put, there are so many better places to put your money ,and with high interest rates you would do better just keeping your money in the bank, until this changes this company will not be much I think. While you present a lot of info, I think most of it isn't that important for investors right now.