Nike's financials remain strong, with solid revenue growth and a strong balance sheet, despite setbacks in sales and net income; inventory issues are improving, which should help expand profit margins; and the stock is trading at reasonable prices, making it a compelling opportunity for long-term investors.
Nike shares are experiencing their longest losing streak since the company went public in 1980, with nine consecutive days of losses due to concerns about a demand slowdown in China and criticism over a lack of product innovation.
Nike shares are continuing to drop as China's slowing economy affects the company, leading to its longest losing streak since its IPO in 1980. Other companies such as Starbucks and Qualcomm are also facing challenges in China.
