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This analysis compares three companies: DESK, SKX, and NKE, using key financial ratios across liquidity, solvency, efficiency, profitability, and valuation. Liquidity: DESK shows strong short-term financial health, with better ratios than SKX.

With pretty conservative estimates I am seeing Nike hitting at least $100 roughly in 3 years. However this is with a revenue growth of 2%.

A sleeping giant that should wake up in time for Christmas 2025. Nike still makes the nicest shoes in my humble opinion

Key Takeaways While Direct-To-Consumer sales may improve Nike’s margins, it will make it harder for the company to retain their market share. The market is more accessible and Nike has to find ways to stay ahead of marketplaces, retailers, fast fashion brands, outlets, etc.

Catalysts Most Immediate Catalysts (1–2 Years) • DTC Growth Acceleration – Nike is prioritizing Nike.com, SNKRS, and flagship stores, improving margins and reducing reliance on wholesalers. • Innovation in Running & Performance – Launch of Alphafly 3, Vaporfly 4, and next-gen sportswear can drive higher demand.

Catalysts Are there any products or services that could move sales or earnings meaningfully? Are there any industry tailwinds this stock is benefitting or hindered from?

Nike, one of the world’s most iconic footwear brands, is facing significant financial turbulence after President Donald Trump announced sweeping new tariffs on imports from nearly all U.S. trading partners. The new tariffs have sent shockwaves through the apparel and footwear industries, causing Nike’s stock to plummet by more than 13% in pre-market trading on Thursday.

Nike (NKE) is a well-positioned company with a globally recognized brand and a dominant market presence, with $101.5 billion in market cap. As the industry leader, Nike benefits from significant economies of scale, allowing it to negotiate favorable terms with suppliers and maintain cost efficiency.

Key Takeaways Geopolitical risks, supply chain disruptions, and costly transitions away from Asian manufacturing are compressing margins and increasing operational challenges. Weak consumer demand, loss of brand relevance among younger buyers, and intensified competition threaten Nike's pricing power, growth, and market share.