Valuation
- Nike appears overvalued with a P/E ratio near 30 despite declining earnings, suggesting the market is pricing based on brand strength rather than current fundamentals. A more reasonable P/E range of 22-25 implies a fundamental price range of $33.66 to $38.25, significantly below the current price of $46.03.
- Current price is $46.03 as of 2026-04-17 close
- P/E (TTM) is 30.08, P/E (Forward/Dynamic) is 28.79
- P/B ratio is 4.80, indicating significant premium to book value
- P/S (TTM) ratio is 1.47, which appears more reasonable but must be viewed in context of falling margins
- A P/E ratio near 30 is high for a company experiencing profit declines
- The market may still be pricing Nike based on its brand strength and historical performance rather than current deteriorating fundamentals
- Given high P/E multiple coupled with declining earnings, the stock appears overvalued based on current fundamentals
- A more reasonable P/E multiple for a company in transitional phase with negative earnings growth would be lower (22-25 range)
- Applying P/E range of 22-25 suggests fundamental price range of $33.66 to $38.25
- 12-month fundamental target price would be approximately $36.00 at midpoint of this range