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Nike Is the Dow's Worst Stock at -40%, But Wall Street Still Sees 31% Upside

Nike is the Dow's worst-performing stock in 2026 after falling 40%, yet the average analyst price target still suggests about 31% upside from its current price.

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Nike is the Dow's worst-performing stock in 2026 after falling 40%, yet the average analyst price target still suggests about 31% upside from its current price.

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Global impact / market context

A 40% drop means investors have already priced in serious problems, like weaker sales or higher costs. If analysts are right about 31% upside, buying now could offer a big gain, but the gap shows uncertainty about Nike's recovery.

Analyst inference

As the Dow's worst stock, Nike's decline may reflect broader worries about consumer spending or competition. A 31% upside target suggests Wall Street believes the selloff went too far, but the stock's poor performance could weigh on investor confidence in the index.

Analyst inference

What to watch

  1. Watch whether Nike's stock price moves closer to the average analyst target, which implies about 31% upside from current levels. Confirmed
  2. Watch for Nike's next earnings report to see if sales and profit per sale improve, which would support the analyst target. Proposed
  3. Watch if Nike's 40% drop spreads to other Dow stocks, signaling broader market weakness rather than company-specific issues. Analyst inference

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