"Nike making headlines this morning. The shares are up just over 2%, up 2.2%. This comes after their relatively new CEO, Elliot Hill, reported a purchase of about $1 million worth of shares. That transaction occurred on Monday. Now, 1 million doesn't sound like a lot, but it does come a week after Apple's Tim Cook doubled his personal holdings of Nike shares, adding $3 million worth to his personal stake buying Nike shares. Why? I don't know. Yes, he is signaling more confidence in the new CEO's turnaround strategy for Nike. Perhaps the new CEO, Elliot Hill, has been in the seat since October 2024 and trying to convince investors of his turnaround strategy. Now, Nike shares are still in the red for the year, down around 19%, but there's been a lot of retailers who have been struggling."
The commentary details recent share purchases by Nike's new CEO, Elliot Hill, and highlights a similar action by Apple's Tim Cook, suggesting growing confidence in Nike's turnaround strategy despite a 19% YTD decline. The narrative implies that these insider moves may serve as a positive signal for investors betting on a recovery.
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December 31, 2025
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