Nike Stock Gains Back All Losses Plus More!
More than a week after Nike saw much of their products being cut and burned on social media after the decision to sign Colin Kaepernick and make him the face of their 30th-anniversary ‘Just Do It’ campaign, the apparel and footwear giant has rebounded immensely.
Fans last week were sharing videos of themselves burning, cutting or destroying Nike shoes and gear, spreading the hashtag #boycottnike and the bad news shaved more than $4 billion off of the company’s market value.
That is no longer an issue now.
Nike on Tuesday recovered the stock losses it experienced immediately after announcing its decision to feature the polarizing NFL free agent as shares rose about half a percentage point to close at $82.63. Nike’s stock had closed at $82.20 the day before it revealed Kaepernick’s role in the campaign and shares briefly fell below $80 last week. (Via – totalprosports)
Conservatives: “I REfuSE To SUppORt NiKE”
Me: Keep it up, stock is going up like an elevator without ya ? pic.twitter.com/z23BOXCpQI
— Bradley (@BradOnTheBeat) September 11, 2018
@Nike 5 day Stock ???& Away! @Kaepernick7 #JustDoIt@NinersNation @MarcosSanzVFX @49ersHub @E_Reid35 pic.twitter.com/n8kyQ2u5Oh
— Jimmy G’s Beard ??™️ (@jimmyGsBeard) September 11, 2018
