NKE | NIKE -B- | Overview

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NIKE -B- (NKE)

NYSE

$37.42+$0.12 (+0.31%)

Price as of Oct 23, 2026 7:59 PM EDT

$44.9B
Market Cap
-44.25%
1-Year Change
Footwear & Accessories
Industry

Key Performance

Earnings Score: 42
Momentum Score: 19
True Yield: 55
Financial Health Score: 16

Latest Research & News

Nike's Dividend Yield Surges to a Record 4.8%. Is the Dow Component the Ultimate Turnaround Dividend Stock or a Yield Trap?

Nike's stock plummeted to a 13-year low after disappointing Q1 fiscal 2027 earnings, pushing its dividend yield to a record 4.8%. While the company's 24-year dividend streak remains intact and its balance sheet is strong, concerns linger about sustainability as dividend payments exceed free cash flow. Nike faces significant headwinds including declining Jordan brand sales, China market weakness (26% revenue drop), and ongoing turnaround challenges, though management's strategic shift toward premium products and leaner operations could eventually improve margins.

10/07/2026, 10:15 AM • The Motley Fool

Down 81% From Its All-Time High, Is Nike Stock a Generational Buying Opportunity for Long-Term Investors?

Nike stock has plummeted 81% from its late 2021 peak, with market cap falling from $264 billion to $51 billion. While the company offers an attractive 4.8% dividend yield and has raised payouts for 24 consecutive years, significant risks remain. Sales declined 4% year-over-year in Q1 fiscal 2027, with management expecting continued weakness in Greater China—a key growth market. The high payout ratio relative to declining earnings raises concerns about dividend sustainability and potential future cuts.

10/07/2026, 8:31 AM • The Motley Fool

Even With 10-Year Rates at 5.3%, I'd Still Rather Buy These 3 Dividend Stocks and Hold Through 2036

With 10-year Treasury yields at 5.3%, the author argues that three dividend stocks offer better long-term value than bonds due to their growing dividend streams and earnings potential over a decade. Church & Dwight, Nike, and Hormel Foods are presented as alternatives that can compound income over time, despite near-term risks for some.

10/07/2026, 7:30 AM • The Motley Fool

3 Magnificent Stocks Near 52-Week Lows to Buy in October

Netflix, Deckers Outdoor, and Chipotle Mexican Grill are trading near 52-week lows despite solid business fundamentals. Netflix maintains strong revenue growth and profitability with a more reasonable valuation; Deckers benefits from strong Hoka brand momentum and is gaining share from Nike; Chipotle shows improving comparable sales and expansion opportunities. All three stocks appear undervalued for long-term investors.

10/07/2026, 4:05 AM • The Motley Fool

Nike's Earnings Are a Disaster. Run -- Don't Walk -- Away From This Stock.

Nike reported a 4% revenue decline in fiscal Q1 2027 with guidance suggesting worse declines ahead. The company faces significant challenges including a 26% revenue drop in China, stalled growth in developing markets, and a dangerously high 85.7% dividend payout ratio that threatens dividend sustainability. With layoffs underway and minimal capital for reinvestment, the stock appears headed for further deterioration.

10/04/2026, 7:07 PM • The Motley Fool

與 Nike 合作的工業用水行動工作坊：申請參加

Global Water Intelligence and Corporate Water Leaders are organizing a 3-day Industrial Water Action Workshop in Jakarta (November 16-18, 2026) in partnership with Nike and Water Resilience Coalition. The event aims to address critical water supply and pollution challenges in West Java's $190 billion industrial sector, where over 4,000 factories discharge wastewater into rivers. The workshop will bring together global brands, financial institutions, manufacturers, utilities, and governments to identify investable solutions and actionable next steps.