Nike Is Cutting Back, Not Tapping Out
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- Nike (NKE) is trading near $63 as of January 27, 2026, down over 50% in three years, as China and digital growth both cool.
- The company is cutting costs and jobs while rebalancing between direct‑to‑consumer channels and wholesale partners.
- Nike remains a major player in broad ETFs like SPY, VOO, and IVV, making it a default exposure to global consumer health.
- The big questions: can Nike reignite China, revive digital momentum, and turn today’s reset into tomorrow’s growth story?
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