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The Home DepotHD278,40 $ Home Depot (NYSE: HD) — American trading network for the sale of tools and building materials. In addition to the United States, the company is developing its business in Canada and Mexico..

Investidea: Crocs, because these galoshes are in trend

Today we have a moderately speculative idea.: take shares in rubber shoe seller Crocs (NASDAQ: CROX), in order to capitalize on their rebound after the fall. Growth potential and validity: 22% behind 16 Months; 76% behind 4 of the year; 10% per annum during 15 years.

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Nike shares rose by 4% after the second quarter report

Comparator Community Mortgage Credit History Tests Spending Diary Tax Deduction Tutorial Comparator Community Investing Business Law Breaks Spending Diaries Calculators Travel Health & Medicine Tests Real Estate View All Investor News 4% after the second quarter report 21 December Nike reported for the second quarter of fiscal 2022. Despite supply problems, the results were slightly better than expected. On the postmarket, NKE shares rose by 4%, to 163 $. Compared to the second quarter of last year: revenue — $11.4 billion (+1%); gross profit — 5.2 billion (+8%); net profit — 1.3 billion (+7%). Supply chain disruptions and quarantined factories in Asia lead to clothing shortages, therefore, Nike's revenue has not changed much. On the other hand, retail and digital sales grew by 9 And 12%. Nike began shipping more retail items and less at discounts, where clothes are cheaper. Therefore, Nike's gross margin increased much more., than the total revenue. Here's how sales have changed in different regions: North America - $4.5 billion (+12%); Europe, Middle East and Africa — $3.1 billion (+6%); China — 1.8 billion (−20%); Asia-Pacific and Latin America — 1.3 billion (−8%). Revenue increased in North America and Europe, as Nike was able to partially solve the supply problem. In other regions, the shortage of goods still persists.. Sales fell the most in China, an important region in terms of future growth. Approximately half of Nike's products are made in Vietnam. Earlier, due to the outbreak of COVID-19, production in this country fell by more than 50%. According to Nike, now factories are working on 80%, and fully recovered in six months.. For this reason …

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