3 Reasons Why Nike is a Great Stock to Invest in 2022
Here are three reasons why I believe you should consider investing in this company in 2022.
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Precious Njoku is a Financial Writer with extensive knowledge about the stock market.
2022-11-26 11:30

Nike (NYSE: NKE) is one of the largest brands in the world, with over $30 billion in annual revenue and a brand image that spans generations. That's why it's such an exciting stock to invest in: Nike has been around for decades, yet its shares are still trading at less than half their potential value based on expected growth. The good news is that there's more growth ahead for Nike!
3 Reasons Why Nike is a Great Stock to Invest in 2022
A solid brand image
Nike's brand image is powerful. It's one of the strongest in all of the business. Nike (NYSE: NKE) has a good reputation for quality and innovation, which helps it stand out from competitors who may have cheaper but lower-quality products. The fact that consumers know they can trust Nike when they buy its products makes them more likely to spend money on those items in return for receiving something superior in value.

Nike's brand recognition and loyalty give it the power to charge high prices for its products. Nike's retail business has been highly successful in the past few years, with its revenues growing at an annual rate of 15% over the last five years and selling more than $9 billion worth of goods each year (as compared to nearly $7 billion for Gap Inc., which has been around since 1968).

The company also boasts a diverse portfolio that includes running shoes, basketball sneakers, and apparel items like t-shirts or shorts that appeal to men and women alike. In addition to having one of the best brands in the world (as measured by consumer surveys),Nike also has an advantage over other retailers because it doesn't need to pay rent for its stores. So money saved from rent is used to finance other aspect of the business.

Consistency in the numbers
Nike is a global brand, which means it generates revenue from all over the world. In addition to its strong retail moat (the competitive advantage of being able to sell its products at a lower price than competitors),Nike has a consistent performer in basketball and soccer that will continue to drive sales for years to come.

Nike (NYSE: NKE) also has an outstanding balance sheet with over $11 billion in cash in hand as of August 2022 and a free cash flow yield greater than 10%. This provides investors with more confidence when making investments as they know they can rely on Nike's future performance because it keeps growing year over year--and that's exactly what we want from our stocks!

Nike will grow in emerging markets
Nike is also having a strong presence in emerging markets. The capacity of Nike to change with customers over time is one of its underappreciated advantages. The business isn't scared to question the status quo and think creatively. Nike's online sales are continuing to soar in an increasingly technological environment. Nike Brand Digital sales in the third quarter increased 22% year over year, primarily due to a 33% rise in the North American region. Nike's most significant percentage of digital demand during the quarter came from the Nike mobile app, which increased by more than 50% and surpassed Nike.com.

Conclusion
Nike is a great company to invest in, and it'll be even better in the future. The company has a long track record of success, with constantly improving products, and its retail moat is one of the strongest out there. We also think the stock will continue to perform well as Nike continues to grow in all areas of business, including North America and Europe.


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