Nike stock wavers as revenue falls short of Wall Street estimates

Published On Oct 1, 2024, 4:23 PM

Nike reported its fiscal first quarter results which included earnings per share of $0.70, surpassing Wall Street's estimate of $0.52. However, their revenue of $11.59 billion fell slightly short of expectations which were set at $11.65 billion. This marks the sixth consecutive quarter of subpar revenue performance for the company. The recent announcement of a CEO change, with Elliott Hill returning to the position, has created some investor optimism, but overall concerns about the company's growth strategy and competition continue to loom. Analysts suggest that it may take time for any potential positive impacts from the new CEO to be felt in the company's performance.

Stock Forecasts

Given the mixed results with earnings that surpassed expectations but revenue that fell short, combined with ongoing concerns over the company's competitive position and market demands, it seems that Nike's stock will experience continued volatility. The recent CEO change may generate some positive sentiment initially, but the lack of immediate improvements in revenue growth could lead to negative market reactions in the short term.

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