Overview
As the world moves towards AI and defence stocks, some of the biggest players in the sports world have become forgotten. But this opportunity is something we can capitalise on.
Sports stocks such as Adidas (ADS.DE) and Nike (NKE) have reached some of their lowest points since 2016. With the World Cup coming around in June, it will boost the sales of jerseys, shoes, balls and other fitness products around the world.
With the tournament being held in the US, it may generate more hype and commercial momentum compared to previous editions. Although speculative, it is enticing to buy the two strongest sports merchandise players at some of their lowest prices right before the biggest sporting event in the last four years — with the possible exception of the Olympics.
| Price | $44.00 |
| EPS (TTM) | $2.16 |
| P/E Ratio | ~20× |
| Rating | BUY |
| Price | $180.00 |
| EPS (TTM) | $8.70 |
| P/E Ratio | ~20× |
| Rating | BUY |
Yearly EPS
Quarterly EPS — World Cup Windows
Each data point is the reported EPS on its earnings release date. Green bands mark past World Cup windows; the red band marks the upcoming 2026 tournament. Compare the quarters immediately flanking each window to read the commercial impact.
Nike (NKE)
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Adidas (ADS.DE)
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Our Thesis
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Trade Setup
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