Is Nike A BUY Now?! | NKE Stock Analysis! |

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Published 2023-09-13
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In this video we will analyse Nike (NKE) stock using our 4 valuations methods to get to our intrinsic value. We will then apply a margin of safety to get to our acceptable buy price.

We will also take a look at the dividend safety and other key financial metrics.

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All Comments (14)
  • @freds8482
    Nice work as always! I was wondering if you could try to do a break down of Nintendo and Tencent. I see only a few analysing these companies. I love your videos and would love to see this 2 companies from you!
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  • @jonnyallman6738
    Really enjoy the videos could you maybe do a video valuating a stock where you spend more time on explaning the numbers and the process of using the stock valuation model for a beginner like myself please.
  • @knoggers_
    Great video once again! Can you take a look on EVGGF - Evolution AB in a video?
  • @jeroen7356
    Why did the debt grow so much (they have so much cash)?
  • @reshmidearmas
    New Subscriber Here. Love your content and have been binging your videos. Keep up the great work. Could you please do a video on AFG (American Financial Group)? Thank you.