i realize that -- and i'm short nike i'm short nike at 120, and i don't think the stock's going to get away from me i love the company, and it's kind of tactical i'm not betting the farm i do think it's going lower, and i think the multiple in this environment has to go lower, and i think the discretionary spend, we've only just started to see it if you look at the chart on nike you're going to get close down to 100. >> karen, what do you think? >> i think this quarter that promotional environment just really will continue they have to fix this. it's disappointing if they hadn't we saw walmart and target do a better job of it that lower consumer is really sort of -- we didn't see it as much in target as i thought we would looking back now with this consumer here. it's interesting, in terms of the nike mix, they did talk about hoka and new balance having a renaissance. >> running shoes did well. >> their champ's banner was a disaster, down 34% or something like that. i'm really hoping this is the kitchen sink if not, this is terrible. >> how many more quarters do you give mary dillon >>

it was for nike baseball bat.e the ones they saw printed on the floor in blood those size 12 nike impact sneakers. were they on to something here? >> so, they kind of backtracked and wondered -- hate, was there any kind of nike store around were we -- getting gas and a hamburger. and they found, across the street, there was, in fact, a nike alistair. >> so, it was just kind of a shot in the dark? >> absolutely. >> and there, was a nike outlet store in prim, nevada, i just yards away from the gas station where ernie used a credit card to phil's thank, and very close to mcdonald's, where he used plastic to buy a burger. this is maybe 12 hours before the murders. possible hitch? ernie did not use a credit card at this or any other nike store that day. so, maybe he didn't buy a baseball bat to use on his parents. unless -- did he use cash in an effort to hide approaches that nike? one of the d.a.'s investigators asked nike to check purchase records for march 7th, 2008. and as they say in vegas, jackpot. at 11:38 a.m.,

. >> celtic center is taking on the biggest names in basketball including the mba, nike, lebron james. he is willing to stand in the line of fire and not afraid to say i'm good to give all this up. >> the most outspoken critic of china and mba no longer employed. >> he decided to stand up for what he believed was right and it did come at a great cost. >> if what enes said wasn't true they would've cared but quickly they tried to mute him, silence him. >> the mba was at his bl in doll. >> people understand. >> are you sure you want to do this, this is a path. >> is bigger than basketball, and bam bigger than myself. i said do you grasp, once you do this your career is over. >> there's no going back now. >> my name is enes kanter freedom from an nba player, still and i'm a human rights activist. i grew up in the city outside of turkey. my dad is a scientist and my mom was a nurse. it was all about education. >> growing up in turkey i had fun playing soccer with my friends i actually wanted to be a soccer player i'm glad it didn't work. and then i started play basketball. my dad may be a

nike stands for exercise worldwide, and that's terrific what we're doing with china has much more towith the military we don't want to give them the chips. why? because the military it's not like we don't want them to have high fidelity at home. the chips are all about, david, the goal to be able to sink a naval vehicle, be able to stop us while we try to defend taiwan you can sell a lot of sneaks that would be great. it would be terrific if the sneaker economy were to -- >> buy as many nikes as you want but you don't go any h100s from nvidia. >> which would they prefer, jordans or h100s nike versus nvidia, which do they really want >> it's a great, important question i think they want both there's no doubt they're continuing to build up their military in a significant way in china and obviously want access to the best technology they can. they do not have a home grown chip sector that is anywhere near the level that ours is on the designing front or on the manufacturing front which, of course, then takes you to tsmc and taiwan and the conversation we have often, whether it's this de

and they might look, i'm short nike and i'm short it for the last six to eight weeks, not because it'sany, but for honestly these reasons i just don't think this multiple is supposed to hold up, especially with a major full forward. and i do think we're going to start to see it from the lower income consumer and going to feed through >> yeah. >> when you look at foot locker on a chart, it ripped through those october levels 2022, and the problem that you have with these stocks is that the analyst community also after the event, they always rush in and there's always the downgrades that follow, that's what we saw and you probably see a little bit more of it in the next couple of days, but i think you have to wait and take a shot at it around 23, which is a big gap from where it is right now, but that's the support i see and that's the july 2022 levels. i would take a shot there, but if you want to take a shot here, don't do it all at once, 25% and do a couple of those >> you seem to like dick's, because you mentioned it a few times, but when i look at this one and i think about less of

, is a real strong common point between foot locker and nike and we're seeing some real strength with new players and new shoes. the jordan brand, of course, stands the test of time forever. a cool launch with a black and yellow color way of the thunder 4 sold out immediately we are working off less allocation than we've had in the past but our sell throughs continue to be strong. having said that, there are other brands doing well in the category new balance is showing a lot of strength we had a great gray scale day. people are looking for performance running options, hoka and on also performing well it's really across the board you see specific items and events that work well overall, lower demand for the category that i think is transitory we believe it will be. >> a lot of people want to know an update, mary, about your relationship with nike because when you came in, there was a lot of hope that would be fixed. the last quarter you did say there was a renewed relationship can you give us any more specifics about what that looks like since it's such a key customer >> sure. it's a

was not nike, like, the nike we know they were, like, this underdog they were in third place in theme away when that came up, i'm like, "oh, yeah, was it converse?" >> converse and adidas and then nike yeah, i had -- i read the script, and i was, like, blown away i was like, this is all true >> jimmy: yeah >> so, that's, i think alex, the screenwriter, did a really good job of kind of setting what things looked like in 1984. and it just was really surprising >> jimmy: did you have a a meeting with michael, or did you make ben do that >> i made ben do that. >> jimmy: yeah, smart. [ light laughter ] yeah, yeah you go, "ben, come on, charm him. >> no. ben went down to talk to him, and actually that was the kind of the critical thing because we - out of that meeting, michael -- 'cause first of all, we said, "look, we're not going to do it -- if you don't want us to do it, we're not had going to do it. and he was like, "no, no, it's a good idea for a movie. but ben said, "what's most important that we get right? what's most important to you?" and what he spoke about were three things the

joe, what are you laughing out >> jason, no nike? k no nike for me i have been selective in retail.t i like crossbow as it relates to marriott and what i see as a profitable fee business, and the corporate travelers, that could be positive. mgm, competitive market, performed well that's the exposure we have. >> liz, how are you thinking about consumer related stocks? >> i think we are slowly getting messages from companies that the consumer slowed down and pulled back you add that on top of we know credit card debt increased monumentally since the end of last year, and now you are seeing duh ldelinquencies stretc out. it's difficult for companies to keep up from an inventory standpoint we heard about that earlier in the year and i think we will continue to hear about that as the year goes on >> in terms of performance by sectors, it's, like, one of the best stories not told enough in terms of discretionary stocks this year. it's all tech all the time, all comp services all the time >> amazon and tesla are a big contributor to that. go underneath the surface in this sector is what is

stuart: nike is another dow stock that is i believe sharply lower.auren: yeah, there's a new lawsuit that alleges nike misled its customers with false sustainability claims. that's green washing; right, false advertising saying you get more of your materials and sustainable ways than you do. this suit came from an environmental group. nike's customer might care more about where their products come from and how it's made than another type of customer if you will. go ahead, mike. stuart: why are you smirking, mike? lauren: this could be material. >> i think nike found a great way to communicate with athletes. all though they move into the political spectrum from time to time, they communicate with athletes and athletes want them. if you want to go out and get workout gear, it's still the best place to go for running shoes and they have the market cornered there. i don't agree with a lot of their political stances duh -- lauren: what about the suspended ands sustainability? >> well, a lot of that comes in on esg because hard to say what works or doesn't

nike says the lotus flowers on the in soul and tongue are supposed to give them good fortune. that limited-edition shoe which will only be available at a pop up shop in the city starting next tuesday. you will have to see where they pop up.. >> that will be cool, especially with those sneaker heads. >> that is something unique. >>> this weather has been quite unique. we have seen off and on rain. we are not supposed to see this weather in may. we have gotten quite a bit of showers and we have one around coming in tonight into early tomorrow. the weekend is clearing up throughout the day on saturday and we are watching the saturday forecast so carefully because as we mentioned, there is so much going on around the bay area. it will start to get better going into the afternoon. sunday looks all dry. >> not too bad at this time with rain. we had consistent rain, that is went i was worried. thank you mike for joining us for our midday newscast. we our streaming 24 seven on roku and follow us on social maman: i'm not slowowing down anytitime soon. roku and follow us on social media

i say hypocrite, if you look at companies like nike, they stand with black lives matter, no asian hatebtq community. when it comes to china, everybody knows about sweat shops. i am happy lawmakers saying enough is enough, go out and hold these companies accountable and this is just the start. there are 82 companies in america that use slave labor. it is interesting to be interesting. >> todd: letters detail questions with deadline of may 16th asking companies do any garments imported to the united states contain import from source from forced labor of uighurs, what do you think the answer is? >> everybody knows what kind of companies they are. even like when i sit down and have a conversation with my teammates, i was telling them so much blood, sweat and oppression behind the items you are wearing, but i'm hearing apple, coca-cola and nike, spending so much money to lobby against this bill, but you know what, lawmakers are committed and we are going to hold them accountable. >> todd: speaks of lawmakers, you have teased a congressional run in the great state of florida because you said

nike is a quality name.number one in the space, and i have my nike on here. it's a great company that's i don't agree with all their political movements, but i do think that they are operated very well. they have been able to make money in good economies and bad economies, and they will be backup in those high 100-170-180 range soon. stuart: i was going to ask you how much you pay for your sneakers but i'm not doing that because it's at least a thousand bucks. panama palontier. >> okay, it came out became public peter thiel's company was at $45 a share came down to $6 a share and now today a new 52 week high north of $13. artificial intelligence is going to help this company a lot so they continue to get contracts, they continue to get both government contracts, and contracts from the private sector, but this is a company that i think got washed out with the ipo sell-off over the course of the last 12 months , but if you look at what they are doing if they can get the ai piece right there's a lot more upside

nike, who will lose? adidas.ey: as swimmer, if you saw this and felt excluded, you would choose nike suit over adidas. >> cheryl: to be clear, i liked this for training, as a business analyst, i'm telling you adidas will suffer, you are alienating that demographic, which is me, not biological boys or boys that will wear a female swimsuit. male swimmer will wear a male swimsuit because it is better for your performance. >> todd: we would never have had this conversation five years ago, this is how batty the world has become. cheryl, that video is amazing. i will train with you and lose 30 pounds by training with you, that is my goal. >> cheryl: swim camp was hard, i'm doing it. just do it, nike slogan. >> todd: media preparing for ron desantis to announce 2024 run and time magazine is wondering what ron desantis would mean for america? joe concha has thoughts on that. >> ashley: lawrence with what is coming up on "fox and friends." >> lawrence: guys wear guys swim suits because it is more comfortable. and kicking

>> i think it is nike. >> i think it is nike, i agree >> we talked about this the last time where they started with this position, this was their authenticity, we'll touch these kinds of topics, you know, just do it, that was their positioning. so it was consistent with how they branded the nike brand from the start. the tough balance is when you come in and it doesn't look like that, it looks like you are trying to reach a new and different consumer but you do take that risk that you are going to turn off that revenue stream and we're seeing this with bud light >> where it seems to me that companies get into trouble on these issues is this has been part of nike's lane for a long, long time. whether it was specially abled athletes, whether it was transgender, lgbtq people, they have been in this lane a long time and where companies it seems to me get into tricky -- and we'll have to leave it here -- get into tricky space is where they step out of their normal lane and get into a lane of social commentary or taking positions i'm sorry we have to leave it there on my editorial point. >>

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but it's also across sectors i mean, look at the sales of sf sephora, nike, across the board.n their retail physical spaces very, very strong. so i'm pretty optimistic about where we're heading, but i'm also realistic that in an environment with rising interest rates, which is my biggest concern, we're going to dampen down spending and we may have some pulling back by retailers on their expansion plans until there's a little bit more clarity. but retailers are not going to be rolling the dice. they don't have to they're going to go back to their good old friend, which are physical stores, that help drive sales and profitability for them >> california has a bad reputation, now, rick, for retail, for commercial real estate a lot of it is san francisco, but l.a. too when it comes to office distress. are you saying that it's not true or you're sort of bucking threa that trend, because you're in luxury retail? >> i think we're an anomaly, but you're absolutely right, look at the downtown region, san francisco, chicago, parts of new york, seattle, portland, the urban centers are suf

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if they cancel the nike shoes that means nike isn't going to do well either. you know this company very well. stuart: i do indeed obviously big equipment maker. they made my tractor. why are they up so much? >> they had a great first quarter to start. you had revenue and also profit beating also they are raising their guidance for the rest of this year and what does this say when people are not willing to go into buy their sneakers, nike and under armour but willing to spend on heavy equipment tractors like deere, which costs a lot of money so we're talking about hard sales there. stuart: you're trying to, why then, why i don't buy sneakers but i do buy tractors it's an interesting juxtaposition right there. but tesla, are they building a factory in india? because a lot of tech guys have been over there scouting out the country. >> that's right so an india minister confirmed that tesla, in his view, is likely going to be building a new factory in india, and that's probably going to be a multi-billion dollar investment, also of course helps tesla with cost savi

they're going political, bud light, target, nike, calvin klein.ales down 25%. target lost 9 million-dollars in market cap. the far left agenda in cities going through corporations and it ain't working. >> i think it is really interesting when it comes to alcohol brands specifically, trying to be, see themselves at the forefront of you know, being supportive of all these causes. like, you're alcohol. you know what i mean? liz: right. >> when you drink alcohol, a lot of times you do it to consider what is going on in the world less than you would if you weren't drinking alcohol. that to me is probably the funniest part. liz: you're not really socially responsible on alcohol. >> when you do something socially irresponsible as you call it on alcohol, how did that happen, you were drinking alcohol? it is the opposite. liz: the other story came up as we talk about this in the same vein 26 local black lives local chapters slamming the national group. you're first appropriating donations, wasting tens of millions of dollars. kat, they had $42 million. the

we like nike manufacture in china as well as sell into china.ountry, you know, forms kind of both ends of our supply chain. i would say from a manufacturing base we've been doing a lot of migration out of china so it's a much smaller portion of our manufacturing base. but it's an incredible consumer market right? in terms of the global footwear market the chinese market is the second biggest market in the world after the u.s. marketplace. and frankly a very large gap between them and the third biggest market it's super important to us what we try and do is really focus on the chinese consumer. how do we meet the chinese consumer's needs how do we appeal to them in a productive way and then just recently we've gotten great traction with our personalization engine you may know that as gibbbets where we add them into the shoe and the consumer can express their points of view and different things in fun and interesting ways that's gotten a great deal of traction in china recently >> you just mentioned something that triggered something the gibbets a

just blelow it as you see nike following that cautious guidance from footlocker having the worst day ever after disappointed investors the nasdaq taking a breather too as alphabet and meta bring two-week highs that's the talk of the tape. whether we're about to break up or break down. let's ask the hedge fund head of goldman sachs with me once again on-set >> good to be with you, scott. >> i thought we were about to break out of this range. the headline on the debt ceiling duel what's your outlook right row? >> we walked into the office on wednesday, and the six-week trade range was the tightest in five years less than 3% >> yep >> we've obviously teased up towards the very upper end of that range around 4,200, as someone who's been in the camp, the collar feels a little tight at 4,200, but we've seen this level four or five times and it's held every single time. >> mm-hmm. >> i'm a believer it probably does still hold, but i think the good discipline would be to lighten up a little bit on your risk at this end of the range, and i tend to believe if i look at nasdaq in particular, wh

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what about nike? biggest loser. on the heels of the disappointing resulting from foot locker on friday. eva, do you think it's going to be a read-through to nike or no? >> i think it's a sell if you look at is price to earnings ratio, that's for the average of the category, and now they're also -- they're fundamentals do not look that good most importantly over the last few years. they're $10 billion to $11 billion in cash and that might down the road we might see a new exciting growth opportunity. there's a lot of competition out there. you have smaller companies entering the market, and so it's a sell. >>> let's move onto another one that's been doing pretty well. draftkings. >> yes draftkings is a buy. in fact, we've had an overweight on this one in 2023. it's actually helped us a lot with our appreciation with 20% for a large cap fund and we'll remain, we'll continue to have an overweight on this one because it's a growth story. they have 85% revenue growth compared to 10% for the rest of the category that's eig

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brands take more of a starring role and not just ads like the super bowl and also with the lines of the niker" movie. >> they want to be comfortable in the environment on which their ads appear. >> to a certain, extent they wn to control the environment >> when she was pitching to the nbc universal content and she could say put your ads next to our content, nbcu content on youtube or twitter because you know you have the safety of being adjisent to the premium content and it will be interesting to see how she works with advertisers to make sure they're comfortable. if you're next to a baby food bran than a beer brand and those are questions that she'll have to navigate. >> we pay for youtube ad-free. i rarely see, dvr and nba games and i so rarely get placed ads if creative is one of the only options like tesla to really get that message out and ad-free is still a small share of the overall market and if anything, streaming seems to be moving toward more advertising especially if the economy continues to get worse and you will see more and more people see ads in the supported version and you

as an example, nike was liquidated in october of 2021 at higher levels.of salesforce, chipotle and nike, it was because of revenue group in addition to an improved environment when you are studying price momentum. other names you mentioned like black rock, they were returning to previous positions. a lot of that is predicated on reaching a trough from the fall in terms of price and seeing the potential opportunity where the strength of the balance sheet can illuminate, now that you have seen the worst has ultimately passed. these were significant changes there were 40 buys and 40 sells in the rebalance >> that's the most to date >> the average is generally around 33 names in and out that's what has occurred over the last 10 rebalances i think it really represents the change, as i said before, in the market personality >> what is out is as interesting to me as what is in. >> yes >> pioneer why did you seal pill pioneer you love that stock, right >> i love pioneer. what the strategy does not incorporate is the mna value >> the heart, your heart >> listen, i

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by the 1950s, you need people that are capable of doing putting together a nike missile or a computer or fixing a tank. and suddenly you have something like five military occupation specialties. and that requires a skilled labor force that's very, very different from the previous 450 years. the united states army, when elvis was drafted, he was drafted into in many ways, the first peacetime conscript army the united states had ever had. we'd had conscription, maybe a year before world war two, but elvis was in the first draftee army, and that's a very unique and very dusty, linked military force that the nation has never had before or since. in many respects, it was militarily ineffective because of extremely high turnover. on the other hand, it was an enormous social experiment. it was the first peacetime attempt to bring people from all over the united states, from all sorts of socio economic groups, from all sorts of educations, religions and so forth. put them all together and create a sort of national army out of that. the one thing with conscription that people sort of forget is

, as nike moves more direct to consumer and they reshuffle some of their other brands to pick up thatwe're looking for earnings and revenues to fall sharply year over year look for margins to be a little bit compressed we heard from underarmor talking about how they were able to spur sales. but because of offering discounts on their gooding that might be a clue as to what we might see here. and lastly, potential discretionary pressure dick's sporting goods, a competitor, argues a lot of the goods are not discretionary. that if your kids need new cleats, that you have to buy them, it's not a choice here but foot locker's customer is a bit more lower income than general footwear customers they say their customer base, half are lower income, compared to 36% for more broader footwear so we'll have to see what they put out tomorrow expectations are relatively low as they work through a lot of changes going forward. >> courtney, thank you boris, what do you do with the stock? >> i'm going to steal all of my research points from my wife who is a much better analyst that be i am she said that

there's no doubt the nike a tax of having an impact. but for now, most people refused to give in to angry about the role they didn't task for latasha bought. so i'll just sarah div pennies really has died off to being shot me any legal settlement to be occupied westbank. it happened in how to me, she is very forces say they've launched a search for 2 attackers. several times have been rated tension has run high in recent months after repeated. is there any race in palestinian towns been in? mox has moved from west coast? yes. the killing took place just to the northeast of a region called telecom and following the attack is ready forces rated nearby village called caffeine, where they confiscated footage from cctv cameras. this was the 20th shilling of and it's really since the thoughts of this year, the vast majority, those have taken place at the hands of palestinians in the northern part of the occupied west bank during that same period, a 122 palestinians have also been killed in the occupied westbank. don't forget, this is the regi

products on a specific example and what other novelties to expect in a documentary film will tell for me nike man mountain, the prototype of the joint cinema of uzbekistan and belarus was not the giant peak of the caucasus with a height of more than 5,000 m. but the hero of the soviet union mamadaliyev valdyev kazbek, his partisan nickname from june 22, 1941, corporal toldiyev participated in defensive battles on the territory of belarus and near baranovichi his unit was surrounded , was wounded, but there is no silver lining, a resident of the village of pasyrevo, the kruglyansky district of the mogilev region, who was a fighter, and then he became the commander of the partisan brigades. the chekist germans were afraid of him and even set a reward for the capture of 50,000 rigmarks. why did we rewrite scripts several times? yes, because the hero, it is clear kazbek yes, madam, the main character of this film, but there were other characters next to them. the partisans are belarusians, and the most important thing is now i want to say the image of the mother of the belarusian mother, who save

my suggestion is nike went up $1.89 today.buy it until it gets back down to 115, 113 i can't be that bullish after the baba numbers i saw and some of the middle class numbers i've been reading out of china. the charts as interpreted by larry williams suggest the broader market is indeed ready to roll. and tesla could be one of the leaders in the up side >> buy buy buy >> much more "mad money" ahead you called and stumped me on viking therapeutics. so could this be a stock that could ride the wave larry williams just pointed out? it's exciting. i'm turning in my homework next. then i'm always talking about the channel. why is it more important than ever to pay attention to this corner of retail that is very -- kind of like a riptide i'm revealing a few names that could capitalize on this unique moment and of course all your calls rapid-fire in tonight's edition of the "lightning round. so stay with cramer! ♪ this is the all new, all electric lucid air. a car that goes as far as it does fast. as sleek as it is... spacious. as sm

nike's u.s. business in the current quarter has become, quote, far more difficult than what was expected when it reported its major fiscal q3 earnings beat in late march. williams slice ared the price target from $120 to 95, well below where it stands right now, of course, at 11 1 1 1 1 1 1111 -- 111 and change. wow, look at pac west. forget zions, it's up 5.75, pacwest now up 21%. and, in fact, we put a bunch of regionals up here because many of them look good, comerica up 3%, metropolitan the bank up 9. pete: -- 9%. pacwest has unloaded $2.6 billion in construction loans that were the on their books, selling them to disstress thed real estate investment firm kennedy wilson. but big ec is grabbing big headlines, apple slightly down at the moment, down about half a percent on a downgrade, which is rare. a hold on slowing demand for iphone handsets which could threaten its june quarter performance. on the other hand, let's look at meta, it is hitting a 5 2- week high this session adding another 1.

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i dreamed of working with nike, so i only had nike and i had a lot of these shoes left, but then forlready stopped keeping this hope for myself and decided to switch to shoes that still seem comfortable to me . will now balenciagi leggings, a top and such a hoodie with a zipper only zip that is, this is your wardrobe. base. your foundation is constant in this walk. we tried to change me and everyone tried to advise me something and my mother. and what, you are already an adult girl and it should already look somehow, but i, well, i can’t change in this regard, it’s convenient for me, if i have a manicure, pedicure, rehearsal vocal run-through today , i won’t get dressed , no way, otherwise as soon as you do it, in general, you have a large everyday wardrobe. here's what makes it easy for you. uh, fees are not super big. i got rid of a lot of things, because when there is a large wardrobe. it’s harder for you to choose. you’re confused, so you left out the basic one, that these are tops, and short ones. these are several bodysuits, one is white, the second is black. well, under these

nike is also releasing another san francisco's chinatown.says it is called gold mountain because during the gold rush stories of the gold mountain attracted the immigrants. alright 8 39. let's get you outdoors. it's getting lighter and brighter as the morning ticks on right behind us, steve paulson a little bit yes, it is. that is true. mixes some sun. some low clouds some higher clouds. it's all part of a system which is really heading into southern california. we're on the northern edge of it, but it continues to spin in some of these clouds, and it's going to keep us on the cool side so high clouds and low clouds as well but slightly warmer here. some inland terms tomorrow, a little cooler, breezy. then after that thursday's the transition day, lots of sun and warmer attempts, in fact, friday and the saturday probably the warmest we've had in a while, hear, especially saturday could be a few near 90 . i can see the system that's just to the west southwest west . it's not doing much in my trigger a little bit of activity over the mountains