This isn't Bitcoin or Ethereum or even an alternative currency. It's a stock of Nike, which dropped 20% in one session.
And they say digital currencies are volatile! 🧐
What a blow Nike has taken...
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49 sats \ 3 replies \ @NRS OP 3 Jul
I have no knowledge of what this blow is
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Class action lawsuit, tort is about Plantar Fasciitis?
Nike's share price is plummeting due to several factors revealed in its recent earnings report and future outlook:
  1. Declining sales: Nike reported a 2% decrease in quarterly sales for the period ending May 31, 2024[1][2].
  2. Gloomy forecast: The company projected a 10% year-over-year decline in sales for the current quarter, significantly worse than the 3% decrease analysts had anticipated[1][2].
  3. Revised fiscal year 2025 outlook: Nike now expects a decrease in sales in the mid-single digits for the full fiscal year 2025, contrary to analysts' expectations of a 1% increase[1].
  4. Challenges in key markets: Nike is facing difficulties in its Chinese business, with expectations of a 10% decline below the record set in 2021[2].
  5. Increased competition: The athletic apparel and footwear sector has become more competitive, with Nike facing pressure from emerging competitors like Alo and Hoka[2].
  6. Declining search interest: Goldman Sachs research indicated a consistent year-over-year decline in global search volumes for Nike products since July 2023[2].
  7. Management credibility concerns: Some analysts have questioned the company's leadership and their ability to navigate the current challenges[3].
  8. Transition period: Fiscal year 2025 is expected to be a transitional year for Nike, with softer performance than anticipated as the company attempts to balance various factors, including product innovation and channel mix[3].
As a result of these factors, Nike's stock experienced its worst one-day percentage decline on record, dropping by approximately 20% on June 28, 2024[1][2][3]. This significant drop has pushed Nike's stock price to its lowest point since January 2019, excluding the brief market crash during the COVID-19 pandemic in March 2020[2].
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Thank you for sharing this information, I think point 5 may be one of Nike's big problems right now, the great competition that the fashion sector has, especially with so many fast fashion businesses and others that are growing a lot in recent times...
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17 sats \ 0 replies \ @NRS OP 3 Jul
Very nice, it was at its peak 🫡💯"
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