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The 10 biggest shoe sellers in the world by revenue! 👟🔥

The battle between sports equipment makers and footwear is raging, with massive gaps and a few surprises.

The global Top 10 (revenue):

🇺🇸 Nike ($NKE) — $31.0B
🇩🇪 Adidas — $15.0B
🇺🇸 Skechers ($SKX) — $8.9B
🇺🇸 New Balance — $6.5B
🇩🇪 Puma — $5.1B
🇺🇸 Deckers Brands ($DECK) (HOKA, UGG) — $4.9B
🇨🇳 Anta Sports — $4.4B
🇺🇸 Crocs ($CROX) — $3.9B
🇯🇵 Asics — $3.5B
🇺🇸 Vans ($VFC) — $3.0B

Key takeaways:
• Nike’s ultra-dominance: The swoosh brand alone generates as much shoe revenue as its 3 closest pursuers combined.
• The rise of challengers: Deckers (thanks to the explosion of HOKA) and Skechers continue to chip away at market share versus the historic giants.
• Cash machine: Crocs firmly establishes itself in the global Top 10 thanks to its unique positioning and high margins.

What’s your favorite brand, or which ticker are you following on the stock market in this list? 👇

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#Nike Nike's (NKE) dreadful stretch of earnings under the thought-to-be-savior CEO Elliott Hill may not be ending anytime soon, judging by what key partner Dick's Sporting Goods (DKS) said this week

🚨 $NIKE BREAKS DECADE-LOW SUPPORT AS $200B ERADICATED FROM MARKET CAP! 📉

The sportswear giant just cracked key structural support below $40, marking its lowest valuation since September 2014. 📊 A brutal 78% drawdown from its 2021 record high has wiped out over $200 billion in equity value as wholesale shelf space dissolved.

Stagnant product innovation and an aggressive direct-to-consumer pivot handed market share directly to aggressive rivals like Hoka and On. 💡 With multi-quarter revenue contractions across key global regions, institutional capital continues to exit the building. 💬 Is this a generational deep-value opportunity or a falling knife heading for lower lows? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

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🚨 $NIKE BREAKS 10-YEAR LOWS AS INSTITUTIONAL DISTRIBUTION UNWEIGHS $200B IN VALUE! 📉

The structural unwinding in $NIKE has reached a critical multi-decade demand zone. 📉 After breaching the pivotal $40 key level, price action has flushed down 78% from its historical peak, erasing over $200 billion in valuation to retest decade-long lows.

Institutional order flow highlights deep structural friction as aggressive direct-to-consumer expansion eroded wholesale liquidity channels, while agile competitors captured active market share. 🔍 Coupled with persistent weakness across key overseas regional markets, capital continues to distribute into macro inefficiencies.

Until lower-timeframe market structure prints a clear accumulation footprint, downside momentum remains dominant. 💬 Do you expect institutional buyers to defend this decade-old demand block, or is further liquidity fishing inevitable? 👇

⚠️ Not financial advice. Always manage your risk. 🛡️

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📉 $NKE.US has fallen to levels not seen since September 2014 — down roughly 78% from its 2021 peak.

That’s more than $200B in market value wiped out. 💥

Nike was once considered almost untouchable in sportswear. Today, the company is facing a very different reality as competitors like On and Hoka continue taking market share.

So, what went wrong? 👇
• Slower product innovation
• Marketing and strategy missteps
• Weakness in China
• Inventory challenges
• Growing competition across the industry

This isn’t simply a story about a falling stock price. It’s a reminder of how quickly a dominant brand can lose its edge when it fails to adapt.

The lesson: A strong brand isn’t an unbeatable moat. Legacy matters, but execution and innovation matter more. 🎯

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Nike under strong pressure
Nike stock $NKE.US fell today below $40, trading around $39.41, its lowest level in more than a decade.
The pressures remain evident:
• Weak demand for athletic footwear
• Challenges in the Chinese market strategy
• Declining sales at NIKE Direct
• Continued uncertainty around the turnaround plan
The company’s latest results show that revenue from Greater China declined, while NIKE Direct revenue also fell, making management’s task of restoring growth even harder.
The question now is: does the $40 level represent an opportunity to begin recovery, or are the pressures not over yet?
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Nike (NKE) edged up 0.3% to $41.59 in premarket trading ahead of quarterly results due after the bell.

The stock is trading near 11-year lows, according to Yahoo Finance data.

BofA Securities analyst Lorraine Hutchinson maintained a Neutral rating on Nike with a $55 price target in a note to clients.

The firm expects Nike to report fourth-quarter earnings of 11 cents per share, in line with consensus, on revenue that is expected to fall 3%, within the company’s prior guidance range of a 2% to 4% decline.

BofA also noted results are expected to include a one-time benefit from tariff refunds not included in Nike’s earlier outlook.#NIKE #NKE

Nike beats Q4 profit, but the market remains unconvinced by the recovery story

📊 Nike reported Q4 EPS of $0.72, well above expectations. However, much of the improvement came from a one-time tariff refund, which boosted gross margin sharply but did not fully reflect stronger core business momentum.

🧩 Revenue remains the key concern. Q4 sales came in at around $11 billion, down 1% on a reported basis and 4% on a currency-neutral basis, while full-year FY2026 revenue was nearly flat at $46.4 billion.

🌏 Greater China remains a major weak spot, with full-year revenue down 11%, while NIKE Direct fell 7% in Q4. This suggests direct consumer demand and the China market have yet to show a clear recovery.

📉 The negative stock reaction after the report shows investors are focused more on growth quality than the headline EPS beat. Nike is making progress on restructuring and cost control, but the turnaround under CEO Elliott Hill still needs stronger proof from real sales growth.

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🩸 NIKE IS IN FREEFALL.
$NKE is down nearly 40% this year.
And it just hit its LOWEST PRICE since 2014.
The numbers tell the story:
Revenue: $46.4B → down 2%
Digital sales: down 12%
China revenue: down 11%
Profits: down 35%
Meanwhile, competitors like On and Hoka are stealing market share.
Then came another warning sign:
Nike’s CFO resigned.
CEO Elliott Hill admitted: “The results aren’t there yet.”
Wall Street is noticing.
Short interest has surged 11x since Hill took over, while JPMorgan downgraded Nike to Underweight.
And the long-term damage is brutal.
$NKE has fallen 78% from its 2021 peak of $177.51.
Nearly $200 BILLION in shareholder wealth has been erased.
Nike used to define the sportswear industry.
Now investors are asking a much harder question:
Can Nike still regain its dominance?
Because this isn’t just a bad quarter.
It’s a battle for the brand’s future.
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✅What madness… 🤯

Nike shares, $NKE, are plunging to their lowest level since September 2014, now down -78% from their all-time high reached in 2021.🟢

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Nike’s restructuring is still in motion, and $NKE just cut deeper ⚡

Nike is laying off about 1,400 employees in its global operations team, with technology taking the biggest hit across North America, Asia, and Europe. This reads like a clear cost-discipline move, with management signaling the reset is still unfolding rather than pivoting to a new strategy.

The market will likely view this as Nike protecting margins and streamlining execution while it reshapes the business. When a mega-cap starts trimming operations this way, it usually means leadership wants a leaner machine and tighter control over future cash flow.

Not financial advice. Manage your risk and protect your capital.
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🚨 Nike's plunge is shocking.

The company has lost around 40% of its value in just 80 days, with its stock hitting a 12-year low… while the S&P 500 is reaching historical highs. 📉

The numbers reveal the scale of the crisis:

▪️ Sales in China dropped 20%
▪️ Tariffs could cost the company $1.5 billion this year
▪️ Net income fell 32% last quarter
▪️ And the "transformation" plan has been postponed until at least 2027

But the craziest part of the story?

Allbirds, which was on the brink of collapse, ditched its shoe business entirely and rebranded as an AI company… and its stock skyrocketed +430% in a single day. 🤯

⚠️ The market is sending a clear message:

In 2026, investors aren't just rewarding "legacy" or brand strength…
but are chasing anything related to AI.

A company selling the world's most famous shoes is crashing,

while a company that completely abandons shoes is soaring due to AI.

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Nike's stocks are in a slump: a $10,000 investment five years ago is now worth only $3,231 📉🚨

A brutal reality check for retail investors tracking traditional brands: $10,000 invested in Nike shares exactly five years ago has plummeted to just $3,231, even accounting for total dividend yields.

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The European Commission is evaluating the creation of a common tax on cryptocurrencies. Among the options are a 0.1% levy on each transaction and another on capital gains. Brussels estimates it could raise up to €4 billion a year. Still, the agency acknowledges that implementing this tax will be challenging.

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