NIKE, Inc. (NKE): a likely value trap?
Avoid — Nike's 78% collapse reflects a real, ongoing loss of market share and China sales, not a temporary panic.
Down 79% from its all-time high of $177.51 — now $38.10
Why NKE dropped
This is not a fresh crash but a multi-year structural decline: China sales have fallen for eight straight quarters, rivals Hoka and On keep taking market share, tariffs have squeezed margins, and the CEO's "Win Now" turnaround keeps missing its own timelines — most recently the stock fell 15% in April 2026 on weak Q3 results and was just removed from the S&P 100 in September 2026.
How this scored 62/100
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Analysis generated by SmartStonks's AI from public fundamentals and news, first flagged 2026-09-09. Research only — not financial advice.