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NIKE — $31–$11 bottom | Before SuperCycle Wave 3 hits ~$1000⚡ NKE: Micro Wave 4 Bounce Before the Final Flush 👟🔥 Nike ( NYSE:NKE ) has been in a SuperCycle Wave (2) correction since topping near $179 in 2021. This isn’t a collapse — it’s a structured reset that should run into 2027 , forming a large ABC correction before the next SuperCycle Wave (3) bull phase begins. Right now, price action is inside a micro Wave 4 move within the ongoing Wave A. Micro waves 1, 2, and 3 have completed, and waves A and B of this current wave 4 are also done. What’s likely next is a short-term bounce toward $82 , where equal highs and liquidity sit, before a final Wave 5 decline finishes Wave A around the 0.236 Fibonacci retracement near $31 . From there, expect a Wave B rebound followed by Wave C down toward the 0.382 retracement around $11 , which could complete the full SuperCycle Wave (2) correction. That zone may become the macro accumulation area ahead of the next explosive SuperCycle rally. The $82 region aligns with a liquidity grab in Smart Money terms — a trap for breakout buyers before price descends into the deeper $31–$50 institutional value range , matching demand zones from 2016–2018. This phase is less about panic and more about patience. Once the 2021–2027 correction ends, Nike could begin a multi-year rally that redefines its valuation. The swoosh isn’t breaking — it’s recharging for its next leap. 👟⚡ #NKE #Nike #ElliottWave #SmartMoneyConcepts #WaveTheory #Fibonacci #PriceAction #MarketCycle #TechnicalAnalysis #TradingViewAnalysis #StocksToWatch
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by fibcos
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NKE Pullback-I'm Buying the DipNike (NKE) is under pressure — post-earnings volatility, macro noise, and sentiment all weighing in. But for swing traders, this looks like a textbook accumulation setup. 📌 Entry Zones I’m Targeting: 🔹 $70.00 🔹 $65.00 🔹 $60.00 Profit Targets (Taking wins before 88): ✅ $78.80 ✅ $82.50 Let the market come to you — no chasing, just precision. 💬 Drop your thoughts below — are you buying NKE here or waiting for blood? Disclaimer: This post is for informational and educational purposes only. It does not constitute financial advice or a recommendation to buy or sell any securities. Always do your own research and consult with a licensed financial advisor before making any investment decisions. Trading involves risk, and past performance is not indicative of future results
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by Robert_V12
$NKE Inverse Head and Shoulder $117 to gap fillThe chart is currently forming a classic Inverse Head and Shoulders pattern, which is a bullish reversal setup. The left shoulder and head have already been established, and the right shoulder is in development, suggesting a potential breakout to the upside. The neckline resistance appears to be around the $73-$85 range. A confirmed breakout above this level could trigger a measured move toward the $117 gap fill, which aligns with a previous price gap and serves as a logical target for bullish momentum. Key technical highlights: Target Price: ~$117 (gap fill zone) If volume confirms the breakout above the neckline, this setup could offer a strong risk/reward opportunity for traders. Keep an eye on RSI and MACD for confirmation of bullish momentum.
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by sej4974
Nike 1W - Just buy it?Nike is showing signs of a reversal after a prolonged downtrend, holding the key buy zone at 69.52, which aligns with the 0.618 Fibo retracement. The breakout of the descending channel adds weight to a structural shift, with the first target seen around 97.63, where the 1.618 Fibo extension and a major resistance zone converge. A successful breakout above this level would open the path toward 125.73, coinciding with the MA200 and a significant volume cluster. While the MA50 still hovers under price, suggesting caution in the short term, the overall structure points toward a bullish scenario. Fundamentally , Nike remains solid, supported by recovering consumer demand and cost optimization, while its strong brand and institutional interest create a backdrop for sustained growth. The tactical outlook favors a bullish continuation as long as price holds above the 69.5 zone, with upside targets at 97.6 and 125.7. If buyers manage to maintain momentum, the market might just rewrite Nike’s slogan: “Just buy it.”
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by TotoshkaTrades
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Nike Looks Ready — A Smart Time to Consider InvestingOn the monthly chart, NIKE has been in a downtrend since November 2021, but the signs are pointing toward a potential trend reversal. Here's why I believe the bottom may already be in: ✅ MACD Histogram shows a strong positive divergence, signaling weakening bearish momentum. ✅ The RSI downtrend line has been broken and successfully retested, confirming bullish strength. ✅ A clear hammer candle has formed at a historical wide support zone, showing strong demand. Now, price is facing three consecutive resistance levels — and with each breakout, the next zone becomes the new target, (87.5 → 102 → 122). The structure suggests a step-by-step move higher if momentum holds. Keep an eye on the breakout above the descending trendline — that’s where things could accelerate.
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by HEISENBERG_SayMyName
NKE at 52-Week Lows Oversold Giant or Value Trap?Nike is a blue-chip name going through a rough patch. But this recent dip, fueled by disappointing earnings and macro uncertainty, could present a classic oversold opportunity. The stock is now in a high-probability reversal zone where risk/reward becomes extremely attractive. 🎯 Updated Entry Plan: $58.00 – Soft support zone; start building a position $53.00 – Close to the 52-week low; likely strong bounce area $50.00 – 49.00 Psychological round number and historical demand zone 📈 Target Levels Profit TP1: $68 TP2: $77.50 TP3: $88.50 Pro Tip: Nike doesn’t stay down forever. The brand is fundamentally strong. This is not a growth story right now, it’s a value + patience play. 📢 Disclaimer: This is not financial advice. Always do your own research, manage your risk, and never risk more than you’re willing to lose.
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by Robert_V12
June 27th, 2025 - Morning BriefFriday, June 27, 2025. Markets are on the edge, and if you thought summer would bring calm, think again. Today’s script is pure adrenaline. Overnight, the U.S. and China finally inked a trade deal that actually matters: tariffs are coming down, and rare earths are flowing again. Tech and manufacturing stocks are already celebrating, with SP:SPX and CME_MINI:NQ1! futures inching toward fresh record highs. NASDAQ:NVDA is still the market’s favorite lottery ticket, hitting another all-time high. Meanwhile, NYSE:NKE just spiked 10% premarket after beating earnings. Never mind the $1 billion tariff punch, they’ll “manage it.” Sure. But the real show is the May PCE inflation data dropping this morning. The Fed’s favorite gauge is expected to tick up to 2.3% year-over-year, with core PCE at 2.6%. If the numbers surprise, brace for whiplash in rates and risk assets. GDP’s third estimate confirmed a -0.5% contraction in Q1, so the “soft landing” crowd is sweating. Jobless claims and new home sales hit at 10:00 AM ET. Expect every algo on the Street to be watching. Trump is making noise about firing Powell before 2026, which has traders betting on earlier rate cuts. If you’re looking for stability, you’re in the wrong casino. Here’s where things stand: - OANDA:XAUUSD : $3,280–$3,334/oz (slipping as risk appetite returns) - BLACKBULL:WTI : $65.64–$65.82/barrel (steady, but one headline away from chaos) - BINANCE:BTCUSDT : $107,215–$107,477 (down, but still a six-figure fever dream) - CME_MINI:ES1! : Hovering just below the 6,144 record Today’s takeaway: The market’s running on hope, caffeine, and denial. Stay sharp, one bad print and the rally could turn into a stampede for the exits. Welcome to the volatility vortex. Been building something for US swing traders — if you’re one, I’d really appreciate your feedback. Free to test, link in Bio
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by SmartApingAI
NKE NIKE Options Ahead of EarningsIf you haven`t sold NKE before the previous earnings: Now analyzing the options chain and the chart patterns of NKE NIKE prior to the earnings report this week, I would consider purchasing the 62usd strike price Calls with an expiration date of 2025-7-3, for a premium of approximately $2.29. If these options prove to be profitable prior to the earnings release, I would sell at least half of them. Disclosure: I am part of Trade Nation's Influencer program and receive a monthly fee for using their TradingView charts in my analysis.
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by TopgOptions
$NKE potential bottom around $58-63- For NYSE:NKE longs, they gotta feel 10-15% more downside for potential bottom. $63 is the 200 SMA on monthly scale where it could potentially bottom. - Ideally, NYSE:NKE has been losing market share to NYSE:ONON , deckers etc. On top of that there's zero innovation in the shoes and design. Premium price for Nike seems unjustified. - Fair value based on multiple compression seems to be around $78-85. Therefore, buying it in 70s isn't worth holding. I believe parking money here is like betting on dead horse as of now. - Turn around in brick and mortar business takes long time and patience as compared to SAAS business where one could see positive turn around within 1-2 quarters. - CEO is a veteran which is a plus but investors should be cautiously optimistic. - Buying around $58-63 provides good upside adjusted for slow rate of pace of growth and competition fears.
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by bigbull037
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Nike (NKE) Share Price Falls to Lowest Level Since 2017Nike (NKE) Share Price Falls to Lowest Level Since 2017 The chart for Nike (NKE) shows that the share price has dropped to around $55 – levels last seen in November 2017. Since the start of 2025, the stock has declined by approximately 27%. Why Has Nike’s Share Price Dropped? As noted in our analysis from September 2024, Nike shares had been trending downward for several months due to intense competition. However, President Trump’s tariffs have become the dominant bearish factor. This is largely because Nike relies heavily on manufacturing operations in Asia – many of which have been directly affected by the newly imposed tariffs. What’s Next? According to the Wall Street Journal, manufacturers are taking a wait-and-see approach. They’re reluctant to shift production out of Asia, which could mean higher prices for American consumers. A full return to U.S. production is unlikely due to: → a shortage of skilled workers and suppliers; → significantly higher wages in the U.S. compared to Asia; → relocating production from Asia is a complex business migration, not just a factory move – a process many companies might not be prepared for. Some firms are reducing their margins or optimising logistics, but most are hoping to weather the storm or delay major changes. Technical Analysis of Nike (NKE) Shares The price is forming a downward channel (highlighted in red), with the following characteristics: → the median line provided temporary support, but the early April rebound attempt was very weak; → the lower boundary of the channel now appears to be acting as support. The RSI indicator suggests strong oversold conditions. Bulls might take comfort in the proximity of the psychological $50 mark strengthening this support level. However, it seems that only positive developments on the tariff front are likely to reverse sentiment meaningfully. According to WSJ analysts, Trump’s recent comments hint at possible negotiations. But unless the President changes his stance, Mexico, Brazil, and India – nations well-placed to act as intermediaries between China and the U.S. – could emerge as the main beneficiaries. This article represents the opinion of the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand only. It is not to be construed as an offer, solicitation, or recommendation with respect to products and services provided by the Companies operating under the FXOpen brand, nor is it to be considered financial advice.
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by FXOpen
Vietnam's Shadow Over Nike's Swoosh?Nike's recent stock dip illuminates the precarious balance of global supply chains in an era of trade tensions. The article reveals a direct correlation between the proposed US tariffs on Asian imports, particularly from Vietnam – Nike's primary manufacturing hub – and a significant drop in the company's stock value. This immediate market reaction underscores the financial risks associated with Nike's deep reliance on its extensive factory network in Vietnam, which produces a substantial portion of its footwear, apparel, and equipment. Despite robust revenues, Nike operates with relatively thin profit margins, leaving limited capacity to absorb increased costs from tariffs. The competitive nature of the athletic wear industry further restricts Nike's ability to pass these costs onto consumers through significant price hikes without risking decreased demand. Analysts suggest that only a fraction of the tariff burden can likely be transferred, forcing Nike to explore alternative, potentially less appealing, mitigation strategies such as product downgrades or extended design cycles. Ultimately, the article highlights Nike's significant challenges in navigating the current trade landscape. While historically cost-effective, the deep entrenchment of its manufacturing in Vietnam now presents a considerable vulnerability. Shifting production elsewhere, particularly back to the US, proves complex and expensive due to the specialized nature of footwear manufacturing and the lack of domestic infrastructure. The future financial health of the athleticwear giant hinges on its ability to adapt to these evolving geopolitical and economic pressures.
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by UDIS_View