耐克周三收涨超4% 获苹果CEO库克增持

Group 1 - Apple's CEO Tim Cook purchased approximately $3 million worth of Nike stock, nearly doubling his personal holdings in the company [2] - Cook bought 50,000 shares at a price of $58.97 per share, with Nike's stock closing up 4.6% on the day of the purchase [2] - As of December 22, Cook holds about 105,000 shares of Nike [2] Group 2 - Analyst Jonathan from Baird stated that this is the largest stock purchase by a Nike board member or executive in the open market, possibly the largest in over a decade [2] - Cook's purchase is viewed as a positive signal indicating progress under CEO Elliott Hill's leadership and the success of Nike's "Win Now" initiative [2] - Nike reported a decline in quarterly profit margins just days before Cook's purchase, and efforts to repair relationships with wholesalers like Dick's Sporting Goods are ongoing [2] Group 3 - Nike's profit margins have been declining for over a year, and efforts to regain market leadership in China appear to be faltering [2] - Since the earnings report on December 18, Nike's stock has dropped nearly 13%, potentially marking the fourth consecutive year of decline [2] - Nike is one of the worst-performing stocks in the Dow Jones index [2] Group 4 - Nike board member and former Intel CEO Robert Swan also purchased approximately 8,700 shares worth about $500,000 this week [3]