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Wall Street’s Nike (NKE) Fandom at 25-Year Low as Bank of America Cuts to Sell
Source: Bloomberg
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Wall Street sentiment toward Nike has fallen to its lowest level in at least 25 years, underscoring deep investor concern about the sportswear company’s performance. Bank of America became the latest firm to turn negative on Nike, adding to pressure on the stock and signaling continued skepticism over its turnaround prospects.
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