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"public account is doing so well today [66s] that even Nike is up on their earnings."

"the most important one if you own it is going to be Nike after the close. Nike is definitely going to talk about tariff refunds turnaround story maybe happening well hopefully quicker than expected."

"Call us crazy. But this is something that happened to Nike and I called it."

"So, if you're a company like Nike trying to advertise, trying to find who's going to buy this new pair of shoes that we have, you can go to Zeta and say, "Hey, you know what? We want to find customers for these shoes."

"Look at stock like Nike. Nike, great historic company. You might think there's no rush. Stock's down about 29% over the past year. It's 42 bucks."

"Number six is Nike. Now, this one's an interesting company for sure in regards to the stock itself. And, of course, it is beaten down. It is cheap. But, I can say Nike's had business problems."

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"Nike a company that's really struggling has negative growth right now is trading for half that"

"I'll give you another example. Nothing to do with SAS or chips. Nike, strong brand worldwide, right? It might still grow although as you know in recent quarter there has been no growth. It's a turnaround story. So you might say on paper look Nike it's cheap although I can make various claims as to why it is not cheap at all. But you might say you know it's Nike so I rather go with this."

"You guys know I like Nike."

"That means that SpaceX is going to be worth roughly twice as much as Coca-Cola, McDonald's, Disney, Nike, and Starbucks combined."

"Southwest, Nike, Builders First Source, Uber, Lululemon, American Express, Sprouts Farmers Market, Meta, Intuit, and PayPal."

"Nike. Nike over 31% down this year. Stock already was dead. They buried it even deeper. Like how how much pain can one stock take?"

"So when you look at an ELF, when you look at a Nike, an Esteee Lauder, a lot of the consumer discretionary stocks, these stocks are cold."

"Nike. Nke on this one. Listen, I'm not going to speak about Nike for 10 minutes here. It's the most attractive time to buy Nike stock since Jordan retired the first time."

"But moving on to number six is one that I think we all know and are at least comfortable assessing the business, and that would be Nike."

"Archer Daniel Midlands exploded nutrient Nike is a disaster. We already discussed that. I'm leaving it there. When something changes there significantly, we might look at that. Nike might likely be some more positives now."

"The next stock that's the next day, the one that's in a turnaround is this company, Nike. This is next."

"And keep in mind as Nike sales recover, same exact thing is going to happen with them. Like what happened with Estee Lauder where their profitability will increase rapidly. So Nike's next up, okay?"

"And then Nike, Nike, the guys who make your trainers, they're down 54% in the same time period."

"Um shoe manufacturing, it's down 37%, Nike being the uh the horror show there down 54%."

"So, you're looking at if I'm going to spend $80 on a pair of shoes or $60 on a pair of shoes, I'm going to look at Nike, maybe Under Armour."

"Yes, some of the retail brands like Nike, like Under Armour, like even Lululemon have really struggled, but a company that has not struggled is On Holding."

"Nike, Nike stock is down 32% over the past year, right? It's down to 42 bucks."

"Even Nike outperformed PayPal. But again, I believe the stock is undervalued. And we'll see what happens with the new CEO."

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"Nike has paid out a dividend a consecutive 25 years, right? In terms of upping the dividend increases, they've upped the dividend increases for 25 straight years. They have a dividend payout history all the way back to the 80s, all the way back to 1986, right? The the recent dividend yield is very nice. For every one share you own, you get paid $164, which is beautiful, right? And that's a big dividend yield for a stock that's in the 40s right now. Very, very nice. Dividend yield on Nike is over"

"Additionally, every single correction and crash in the history of Nike dating that company all the way back to the 80s, right? Has been a huge buy. Maybe this time's different. Maybe this is a time that the correction and crash is not a buy, right? And it's like we're going to look back and be like, "Nope, Nike, that was the time, you know, Nike ended." Listen, man. I can go through the history of Nike all the way back to the 80s and I can show you countless crashes, countless corrections in the"

"Nike. Nke Nike. The stock's up over 8% just in the past 5 days alone. It's been a hated stock. It's been a stock that has done horrible last few years, but this stock is already bottomed in my opinion. You know, bottom bottomed and uh we got a long way to go in regards to the run in regards to Nike."