Core Viewpoint - Morgan Stanley's report indicates that Nike's Q2 FY2026 performance negatively impacted the stock performance of Shenzhou International, but the latter is positioned to benefit from resilience in markets outside China [1] Group 1: Nike's Performance - Nike's apparel sales grew by 4% year-over-year at constant currency, although this is lower than the previous quarter's 7% growth due to a high base effect [1] - Apparel sales in North America and Europe recorded positive growth during the period, which is beneficial for Shenzhou International as approximately 40% of its sales come from these regions [1] - In Greater China, Nike's apparel sales declined by only 6% year-over-year, significantly better than the 20% drop in footwear sales; this region now accounts for only 11% of Nike's total sales, limiting its impact on Shenzhou International [1] Group 2: Shenzhou International's Outlook - The market tends to view Shenzhou International as a representative of the domestic sportswear sector in China, but over 75% of its sales come from markets outside China, suggesting it may benefit more from resilience in other markets [1] - The recent decline in Shenzhou International's stock price presents a good buying opportunity, with Morgan Stanley setting a target price of HKD 72 and an "Overweight" rating [1]