Elliott Hill

CEO, Nike
· tracked since Feb 2026
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NKE long -29.9%
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XLY long 3 months ago
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Average Return -15.2% Long Return -15.2% Short Return -
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7d +2.3%
30d -9.8%
90d -15.5%
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Long
Feb 11
$62.35
-29.9%
"North America being back to growth... Running back to double digit growth... Wholesale business... also back to growth." These three areas (NA geography, Running category, Wholesale channel) were the specific structural weaknesses that caused the stock's drawdown. If the core geography and product category are inflecting positive simultaneously, the fundamental bear case is breaking. LONG. The turnaround is showing quantitative proof points in the most critical segments. Global consumer spending slowdown; "flat" sales growth persists longer than expected.
"North America being back to growth... Running back to double digit growth... Wholesale business... also back to growth." These three areas (NA geography, Running category, Wholesale channel) were the specific structural weaknesses that caused the stock's drawdown. If the core geography and product category are inflecting positive simultaneously, the fundamental bear case is breaking. LONG. The turnaround is showing quantitative proof points in the most critical segments. Global consumer spending slowdown; "flat" sales growth persists longer than expected.
Consumer
Long
Feb 20
$117.45
-0.5%
Hill cites data that the outdoor market is "booming, posting a record 181 million participants in 2024," with trail running as a key driver. The macro trend of consumers shifting spending toward experiences, health, and outdoor activities is secular, not cyclical. This benefits the broader outdoor equipment and apparel sector beyond just Nike. LONG. The "movement to getting outdoors" provides a tailwind for the entire industry. Economic downturns typically curb discretionary spending on high-end performance gear.
Hill cites data that the outdoor market is "booming, posting a record 181 million participants in 2024," with trail running as a key driver. The macro trend of consumers shifting spending toward experiences, health, and outdoor activities is secular, not cyclical. This benefits the broader outdoor equipment and apparel sector beyond just Nike. LONG. The "movement to getting outdoors" provides a tailwind for the entire industry. Economic downturns typically curb discretionary spending on high-end performance gear.
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