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Nike stated that its ACG brand is partnering with the Broken Arrow Skyrace to support independent trail races.
The company invited people to join the event starting at 6:30am. Nike said the aim is to bring communities together and encourage participation in challenging mountain runs.
Nike (NKE) trades at $45.22, currently above both the SMA-20 ($44.80) and SMA-50 ($44.34), but well below the SMA-200 ($58.76), signaling short- and medium-term bullish momentum amid persistent long-term bearish pressure. The Ichimoku Kijun (D1) stands at $44.50, which is below the current price and acts as immediate support, while near-term resistance is defined by the EMA-50 cluster at $45.91 and key resistance by the more distant SMA-100 ($50.96).
Momentum signals are mixed on D1: MACD is neutral and ADX remains weak, indicating the current trend lacks strength. RSI (52.75) and Stoch RSI (75.33) suggest upward momentum with a possible overbought condition, while CCI is neutral and BBP indicates buyers have a slight advantage. The Awesome Oscillator trend is neutral and does not strongly confirm price direction. Nike is trading at $45.22, up from the previous week's close ($44.92), reflecting a 0.67% gain. The price currently sits in the middle of the weekly range, with weekly volatility at 4.39%. The weekly tone is one of mild recovery and consolidation after a recent bounce from the weekly low. In today's session, NKE has posted a notable 2.33% advance, highlighting a strong intraday move.
For the coming week, the expected price range is $44.87 to $45.89, capturing likely movement based on current volatility and the latest technicals. The probability of a price increase is very low (less than 20%) due to consistently bearish signals from the weekly MACD, MA-50, and RSI, while further downside remains more likely. The baseline scenario is for sideways consolidation within this narrow band. A bullish break above $45.91 would challenge near-term resistance, targeting the $50 area, but faces heavy overhead pressure from longer-term averages. Conversely, a move below $44.50 (Ichimoku support) could open the way toward the $41.35 area, which is also the 52-week low. The current weekly range keeps NKE closer to annual lows and far from any meaningful recovery toward the 52-week high of $80.17.
Earlier, analysts noted that Nike was exhibiting improving technical momentum and growing institutional interest, pointing to the potential for a bullish shift in the stock’s outlook. This analysis remains crucial as investors assess whether current conditions can sustain further upside, with attention now turning to any near-term catalysts that could support a continued move higher.