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"also mentioned he lost money on Nike, made money on Hilton, made money on Chipotle, lost money on Universal despite offering double the current market price in a takeover."

"That's where you become Under Armour or Nike of the last few years. That's not where I want On Holding going. I would rather sacrifice revenue growth if it means that those margins are going to be really high because you can't go backwards from that."

"Before we get to On, I want to give a couple of cautionary tales, because Nike and Lululemon were in a very similar position to On a few years ago, and they've had a rough go of it, at least on the market. So, this is showing in the blue column is revenue for Nike, and the orange is revenue growth."

"Nike $3,400 up. Man, that one's just down slightly, huh?"

"So I don't really need that tile stock in my portfolio anyway. So I'm going to pass on Nike for me personally, but I may be interested in number six and that stock is Netflix."

"Number five is Nike. Here's one that can't seem to get off the list either. Everybody knows Nike."

"Same for Nike when I asked."

"What to buy? Nike P ratio of 20 does it expect growth?"

"And there is also a question on Nike. Is it a buy?"

"Nike is down 31%, Oracle 32%, Adobe 34%, Lululemon down 42%, and like I just said, into it down 58%"

"Like you look at a stock like Nike today up 4% plus."

"Then we have Nike. The great have fallen here. The dividend now is 3.82%. They will likely get some growth. So I have pushed them from a 3 4% return to a four 5% less risky return because I think somebody will buy them out or things like that over the next 10 years things will change. So we are adjusting for that price decline and perhaps a bottom here any kind of improvement any kind of billion added to profits this stock will go higher."

"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."

"Nike"

"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?"