Nike Just Hit a 12-Year Low. Does History Say Now Is the Time to Buy?
The footwear and apparel maker faces existential challenges.
Overview
Nike (NYSE: NKE), the world's largest athletic footwear and apparel maker, was once considered a stable blue chip stock. But over the past five years, its stock has plunged more than 75%. It's now trading at its lowest price in 12 years.
Could Nike be a contrarian play at these levels? Let's see why its stock plummeted, if it's historically undervalued, and if it has a shot at a comeback over the next few years.
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