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Nike stock looks slightly undervalued overall, despite a DCF valuation suggesting it's slightly overvalued.

“Comprehensively, I would say Nike stock looks slightly undervalued.”

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Nike is near its bottom and represents a 'buy and hold' opportunity for safe returns, with potential for a significant jump following upcoming earnings.

“It further shows signs that Nike is very close to its bottom. The market is red today and Nike stock is flat.”

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Nike, trading below $40 with a P/E of 18 and a 4% dividend yield, is presented as a potential value opportunity after a significant price correction.

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Nike's management has destroyed long-term brand equity and pricing power by prioritizing short-term volume over scarcity, making it a poor investment.

“management chose to try to more aggressively monetize that scarcity through volume rather than preserve it as long term brand equity.”

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Nike is approaching a valuation that interests the creator after years of being too expensive, with the stock near its 2022 IPO price but with improved cash flow.

“Now, we are finally approaching a valuation that has my interest. But if you don't believe Nike will turn around, the natural winner will be on running shoes. Topline growth is decelerating, but we are very close to IPO prices of 2022, but now the cash flow is real. Valuation is compelling.”

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Nike's stock is viewed very negatively, described as potentially the worst chart in the market, down 80% from its highs, and the company is considered terrible.

“I It's really sad for me to see where Nike share price has gone. I mean, that's like one of my favorite brands. I I don't I think I'm like an old man because then I feel like the younger kids like don't love Nike like I did, but Nike and Jordan was so cool growing up. And that stock, I mean, you want to look at like that might be the worst chart in the entire market. I mean, Nike is down, I think, 80% from their highs. Uh it's it's a terrible company and and we're seeing that play out in the retail space right now.”

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Tesla's Semi truck offers superior unit economics and operational benefits compared to diesel trucks, making it a compelling investment with a rapid adoption potential.

“So, the payback period within five years is a good investment. Typically, these trucks or these semi-trucks last for 10 to 15 years. The breakeven point at that stage is one-third to one-half of the life of that asset that's still being depreciated.”

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Tesla is viewed as overvalued, trading at 192x forward earnings for a robotaxi story that hasn't shipped.

“you're paying 192 times forward earnings for a robo story that hasn't even shipped yet”

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Tesla is positioned to dominate the ride-hailing market by removing driver costs and utilizing extensive vehicle data for autonomous navigation.

“they have insane amounts of data from Tesla cars to further train their cars in harsh conditions like snow.”

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Tesla is considered a dead company with no growth, likely to be merged with SpaceX in the future.

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Tesla stock is posited to be at least a 10x opportunity in the next 5-10 years, contingent on the successful rollout of robotaxi and bot technology.

“From where I sit, it's at least a 10x. Not financial or investment advice, it's at least a 10x. So, now the question becomes, what's the likelihood that robotaxi and bot, if they materialize in the next 5 to 10 years, what does that do to to valuation?”

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Tesla is ranked seventh due to its stock price assuming extraordinary opportunity, with current operating economics not supporting the valuation and implying significant downside.

“And my base case discounted cash flow value sits at $264 against a market price today of 363. Well, that implies around 27% downside to the fair value. No margin of safety.”