Even after today's pop, Nike stock is still down 58% from its high.
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These companies are in better shape than the market is giving them credit for.
Nike and Starbucks are facing headwinds to growth in the near term.
This premium sportswear business possesses many favorable qualities.
The swoosh has faded in the final stretch, but these other brands are sprinting toward the finish line.
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Nike has hit a rough patch recently with the stock down 56% from its all-time high. NKE is also the most oversold stock in the Dow Jones Industrial Index as measured by RSI.
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Temporary market conditions are weighing on these stocks, but in the long run, they can still be great buys.
Nike and Starbucks both offer a dividend yield that's higher than the S&P 500 Index. Both stocks have fallen sharply from their peaks, and analysts see decent upside from these levels.