Nike (NKE 0.04%) is the leader in the global apparel and shoe market, with a 16.4% share in sportswear, according to Euromonitor. It's a household name that most investors have not only heard of but are likely customers of as well.
Bill Ackman is one of the must-watch investors of the 21st century. Ackman was an activist short seller for most of his career, but in recent years, he has transitioned to more of a long-only investor.
Nike (NKE 0.04%) reported its fiscal 2025's second-quarter results on Dec. 19, beating top- and bottom-line estimates (although expectations were very low). However, the stock fell slightly on Dec. 20 despite a 1.1% gain in the S&P 500 as investors digested Nike's guidance and the timeline of its recovery.
Nike Inc (NYSE: NKE) has had a turbulent 2024 but the coming year is unlikely to be particularly kind to the world's largest sportswear brand either, according to Wall Street analysts.
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Nike is the world's largest sportswear brand but the company has struggled this year. Can Nike's new CEO Elliot Hill turn things around for the company?
Nike (NKE -0.23%) shares were running on a treadmill after the athletic apparel company reported its fiscal second-quarter results last week. While the company was able to top estimates, its new CEO indicated that a turnaround is going to take some time.
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