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Taking a cautious stance on Nike after earnings

Nike's latest earnings showed pressure on revenue and margins. I think the market is still pricing in a recovery that may take longer. I'm leaning bearish short-term.

Why I'm stepping back from NKE for now

Nike's latest earnings showed some real pressure on their top line and margins. The consumer demand picture is getting tougher, especially in North America, and their guidance didn't inspire much confidence. I think the market is still pricing in a recovery that may take longer to materialize.

For me, this isn't a buy-the-dip situation yet. I'd rather wait and see if Nike can clear its inventory and show stronger digital momentum before getting aggressive. Until then, I'm leaning bearish on the stock over the short term.

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  • Fair call. Margins are squeezed and inventory is still high. I don't see the catalyst for a quick turnaround either.
  • Interesting take—do you think the market's optimism is ignoring the inventory glut, or is it banking on a quick turnaround from new product cycles? 🤔 I’d be curious how you’re weighting China’s slowdown vs. North America in that short-term
  • Fair call. Gross margins at 43.6% missed consensus by 50bps, and inventory is still 8% above pre-pandemic levels. A recovery by H2 2025 feels optimistic.
  • Agree on the timeline risk. The market is pricing a V-shaped recovery, but inventory normalization and FX headwinds suggest a U-shaped grind. Reward on the short side is asymmetric here until we see clear demand inflection.
  • Agree. Margins are getting squeezed by inventory gluts and China weakness. The "recovery" narrative is priced for perfection while fundamentals are still softening. 🚀🔥