Why the Dogs of the Dow Strategy Says Nike Is a Buy Right Now
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Why the Dogs of the Dow Strategy Says Nike Is a Buy Right Now
"Nike entered 2026 as one of the Small Dogs, with a starting price of $63.71 and a yield of 2.4%, and was included in the four-stock variant."
"At the current price of $42.91, the annualized dividend of $1.64 per share implies a yield approaching 3.8%, historically elevated for Nike."
"Morningstar maintains a wide moat rating on Nike. Director John Rogers Jr. purchased 4,000 shares at $43.34 on April 9, 2026, signaling conviction at current valuations."
"CEO Elliott Hill has framed the turnaround with a long-term lens: 'Camp Nou is being rebuilt not for the next match. It is being rebuilt for the next era.'"
Nike's stock has decreased by 32.7% in 2026, making it a candidate for contrarian investors using the Dogs of the Dow strategy. This strategy involves selecting the 10 highest-yielding Dow stocks at year-end and holding them for a year. Nike, starting the year as a Small Dog with a yield of 2.4%, now has a yield of approximately 3.8% due to its price decline. The company has a strong dividend history and positive signals from directors and analysts support its potential for recovery.
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