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Key Takeaways
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Nike is slated to post earnings after the closing bell Tuesday, with analysts expecting a decline in profits from a year ago, amid pressure from higher tariffs and headwinds in China.
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Recent options pricing suggests traders see the stock swinging up to 9% by the end of the week following the report.
Nike is slated to post its latest quarterly earnings after the closing bell Tuesday, with some traders expecting its stock could hit its lowest level in more than a decade following the results.
Based on recent options pricing, traders anticipate Nike's (NKE) stock could swing up to 9% by the end of the holiday-shortened trading week after the report's release, with markets closed for Good Friday. A move of that size from Thursday's close could see shares sink just under $48, which would be their lowest level in more than a decade. The high end of that range would lift shares close to $57, recovering some of their recent losses.
Nike's stock has lost nearly 20% year-to-date amid worries about competition from other brands and how tariffs could impact Nike's business, along with headwinds in China.
Why This Matters to Investors
Investors will likely be watching Nike's earnings and comments from executives for updates on the company's turnaround efforts under CEO Elliott Hill, who took over in late 2024.
UBS analysts said in a recent note that Nike's outlook will be of more interest than its third-quarter results. The analysts told clients some of their outstanding questions revolve around Nike's outlook in China and how Nike sees the tariff landscape following last month's Supreme Court ruling. The analysts said they'll also be looking for progress in Nike's turnaround efforts and how much the company expects this summer's World Cup to drive sales.
Barclays analysts, who recently upgraded Nike's stock to an "overweight" rating, told clients that they believe the stock and Nike's financial performance may have reached a "fundamental bottom" and could start to improve in the coming quarters.
Nike is projected to post nearly flat year-over-year revenue at $11.2 billion, along with earnings of 28 cents per share, down from 54 cents per share a year ago, per Visible Alpha estimates.
Despite the footwear maker's recent slump, analysts have remained largely bullish on Nike. The 13 analysts with current ratings tracked by Visible Alpha are split between eight "buy" ratings, and five neutral. Their average price target around $73 would suggest roughly 40% upside from Thursday's close.
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