Nike: An Owners Manual for Investors
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This document provides an overview of key financial metrics for Nike stock, such as earnings per share, price-to-earnings ratio, dividend yield, and analysts' earnings estimates. It explains how these metrics can be used to evaluate Nike as an investment and compare it to other stocks and asset classes. The document also shows Nike's strong stock performance over the past decade and analysts' expectations for continued earnings growth in the coming years.
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Part 1: Dividend Analysis
Date
Name
Price
Dividend
Yield
Annual growth rate
05/05/2021
Duke Energy Corp
100.54
3.82
-
2%
05/06/2020
Duke Energy Corp
80.31
3.75
-
3%
05/01/2019
Duke Energy Corp
89.81
3.64
-
4%
05/02/2018
Duke Energy Corp
79.76
3.49
-
4%
05/03/2017
Duke Energy Corp
82.59
3.36
-
4%
05/04/2016
Duke Energy Corp
80.18
3.24
4.54
3%
05/06/2015
Duke Energy Corp
76.81
3.15
3.77
2%
04/30/2014
Duke Energy Corp
74.58
3.09
4.48
1%
05/01/2013
Duke Energy Corp
74.78
3.03
4.75
4%
05/02/2012
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64.20
2.97
4.50
3%
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56.16
2.91
5.45
3%
The Most Recent 10, 5 and 3 Years
Date
Annual growth rate
05/05/2021
2%
05/06/2020
3%
05/01/2019
4%
05/02/2018
4%
05/03/2017
4%
05/04/2016
3%
05/06/2015
2%
04/30/2014
1%
05/01/2013
4%
05/04/2011
3%
Period of Years
Average dividend growth rate
10 yrs
3%
5 yrs
3.4%
3 yrs
3%
Summary of the Dividend Growth
The average dividend growth for the company has remained constant at 3% in both periods. However, the average growth over the last five years had a slight increase of 0.4% compared to other periods (Insider, 2021). During the previous ten years, the company’s average growth was impacted by the constant dividends it paid. It continuously inclined from 1% to 4%. Over the last five recent years, the average increased as it stagnated at 4% in about three consecutive years (Thakur, 2021). However, over the previous three recent years, the average dividend growth declined with the decline of dividends it paid during the period of years.
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Nike: An Owners Manual for Investors
- 1. Nike An Owner's Manual for Investors
- 2. you're entitled to a share of its earnings. As an owner of Nike's stock
- 4. If you divide Nike's share price by its earnings per share (EPS), you get its price-to-earnings ratio.
- 5. P/E Ratio = Share Price EPS 33.48= $132.29 $3.95 = This is how much it costs to buy $1 of Nike's annual earnings.
- 6. A higher P/E ratio implies a lower potential return.
- 7. 1 10 100 1,000 100 Biggest S&P Companies P/ERatio Most companies have P/E ratios between 12 and 30 What is a Typical Stock's P/E Ratio?
- 8. You can also use Nike's P/E ratio to derive its earnings yield.
- 10. This helps you compare a stock to other types of investments, such as bonds and real estate.
- 11. 2.99% 6.63% 4.33% 2.90% 2.45%2.21% Nike's Earnings Yield Class A Office Building Cap Rate S&P 500 Earnings Yield 10-Year AAA Corp. Bonds 5-Year CDs 10-Year Treasuries Average Rates of Return
- 12. Of course, if you own one share of Nike stock, you don't get a check each year for its EPS.
- 13. You receive quarterly dividends instead, which typically account for only a portion of total earnings.
- 14. 27% Nike's Payout Ratio The payout ratio is the percent of earnings paid as dividends. Anywhere from 30% to 70% is normal.
- 17. You can then use this to compare stocks based on their income- generating potential.
- 18. 0.97% 3.57% 3.33% 2.72% 1.64% 0.71% Nike Exxon Walmart Wells Fargo Comcast Visa Representative Dividend Yields
- 19. Nike also buys back its own stock.
- 20. This reduces its share count, which increases the ownership interest of each remaining share.
- 22. Nike's stock? So, what does the future hold for
- 23. Nike 585% S&P 500 119% -100% 0% 100% 200% 300% 400% 500% 600% 700% Today20132011200920072005 If the Past is Prologue... Total return since Jan. 1, 2005
- 24. Nike's earnings to grow. While it's impossible to predict the future with precision, analysts expect
- 25. $4.27 $4.90 Current Fiscal Year Next Fiscal Year Average Earnings per Share Estimate Among Wall Street Analysts Divining Nike's Future
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