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Adobe, Intuit, and Booking sit 31% to 52% below their highs but still grow revenue by double digits and trade at 9 to 12 times free cash flow. Nike, 45% below its high, still isn't cheap.


How Nike compares with other consumer discretionary stocks. A description, not a recommendation.
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NKENike and 5 apparel, accessories & luxury goods peers. Across: valuation (P/E) against the sector. Up: business quality against the sector. Hover or tap a logo for its numbers.
Nike trades at 30.7 times the next 12 months of expected earnings, against a median of 19.5x for the 66 consumer discretionary stocks we cover. The quality score blends where it ranks on revenue growth, gross margin, operating margin and free-cash-flow margin (net margin for banks and insurers) over the last 12 months, from SEC filings.
From Nike's SEC filings, through the quarter ending 31 Aug 2026. Hover or tap a bar for its value.
| Last 12 months | NKE | Sector median |
|---|---|---|
| Revenue growth | −1.2% | +8.1% |
| Gross margin | 43.1% | 40.5% |
| Free cash flow margin | 4.6% | 10.1% |
| Price to earnings | 18.5x | 21.0x |
Apparel, Accessories & Luxury Goods, by market value.
| Company | Price | Today |
|---|---|---|
AMZNAmazon | $240.35 | −1.41% |
TSLATesla | $399.81 | −0.87% |
HDHome Depot | $329.20 | +0.07% |
TMToyota | $195.71 | −0.47% |
BABAAlibaba | $98.04 | −1.51% |
MCDMcDonald's | $258.12 | +0.29% |
TJXTJX Companies | $140.31 | −0.76% |
SONYSony Group | $25.30 | −0.67% |