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Nike stock trading platform: trade the NKE stock as a CFD

To trade the Nike (NKE) stock, open an account with a trading platform regulated by the FSCA, deposit funds, then place your buy or sell order on the CFD from MetaTrader 5. Nike is listed on the New York Stock Exchange (NYSE), in US dollars (USD), under the symbol NKE. It is one of the 30 components of the Dow Jones. The company, based in Beaverton, Oregon, sells shoes, clothing and sports equipment. RaiseFX also offers CFDs on stock indices. This page gives you the dated figures, the method and the risks, before your first order. To trade the Nike stock, familiarize yourself with the company's situation.

The essentials as of 6 October 2026. As of 2 October 2026, the Nike stock closed at $33.87 on the NYSE, for a market capitalization of approximately $50 billion. Revenue for the 1st quarter of fiscal year 2027 reached $11.21 billion. Nike pays a quarterly dividend of $0.41. Its next results are estimated for 17 December 2026, a date that Nike has not confirmed to date.
This table gathers Nike's key figures, recorded on 6 October 2026. No value is estimated by us.
IndicatorValueDateSource
Last close$33.872 October 2026—
52-week range$31.97 to $72.395 October 2026—
Market capitalizationApproximately $50 billion5 October 2026—
Revenue for the 1st quarter of 2027$11.21 billion1 October 2026Nike press release (BusinessWire, SEC)
Diluted earnings per share$0.481 October 2026Nike press release
Gross margin42.8%1 October 2026Nike press release
Adjusted EPS forecast, fiscal year 2027$1.15 to $1.351 October 2026Nike press release
Quarterly dividend$0.41, or $1.64 per yearEx-dividend date of 1 September 2026Google Finance, Seeking Alpha
Next results17 December 2026 (estimated date)6 October 2026—

Nike stock price: where to read the live price

The price of the Nike stock is formed in US dollars (USD) on the NYSE, where the stock is listed under the symbol NKE. It is displayed live during Wall Street's opening hours, from 15:30 to 22:00, Paris time.
The price changes every second. We therefore do not freeze it on this page. We give you dated reference points: a close at $33.87 on 2 October 2026, a 52-week range of $31.97 to $72.39 and a market capitalization of approximately $50 billion.
  • The daily change shows the direction of the market in value and in percentage terms.
  • The 1-year and 5-year chart places the current price within its history.
  • Traded volume provides a piece of context on market activity.
On quotation sites, always check the venue displayed. NKE refers here to the Class B shares of Nike, Inc. listed in New York. Also keep an overall view: an isolated stock market price says nothing about the value of the company.

How to open your account and trade the Nike stock in 3 steps?

Follow this step-by-step guide for online trading with an online broker regulated by the FSCA. The process is the same as on the other RaiseFX markets.

1. Register: create your RaiseFX account

To open an account, Fill in the online registration form. A few basic details are enough to access the client area, where you can manage your account. Read the legal documents before confirming.

2. Verify: confirm your personal profile

Submit a recent proof of identity and proof of address, in accordance with KYC rules. Your personal data is processed in accordance with RaiseFX's privacy policy. This verification is part of the applicable checks.

3. Start trading: place your orders on Nike

Deposit funds by card, bank transfer or crypto. The available methods are detailed on the deposits and withdrawals page. Then open the MetaTrader 5 trading platform and use the search to find Nike (NKE) in the list of instruments. MetaTrader 5 also exists as a mobile app. Analyze the chart, then send your order.
Before your first trade, review the terms applicable to the CFD.

Trading the Nike stock: CFD, brokerage account or ETF?

A CFD, or contract for difference, is a derivative product. You do not become the owner of the stock. You bet on the price difference between the opening and the closing of your position.
A long position corresponds to an exposure to a rise in the price; a short position, to an exposure to its fall. A CFD position is subject to the applicable margin requirements. Leverage can amplify losses. To trade CFDs with this provider, first reread its terms.
CriterionNike CFDLive Nike stockETF
Ownership of the stockNo, derivative contractYesNo, units of a fund
Direction of the positionRise or fallGenerally a riseGenerally a rise
LeverageYes, it amplifies gains and lossesNo, except with creditNo, except with credit
DividendAdjustment generally on the ex-dividend datePaid to the shareholderDepends on the fund
Voting rightNoYes, depending on the share classNo
Brokerage account, PEACFD account, not eligible for the PEABrokerage account, US stock not eligible for the PEADepends on the ETF
To buy Nike shares and hold them, you need a brokerage account with a live stock broker. Transaction fees vary depending on the broker.
An ETF is traded like a stock. It gives broader exposure: the weight of Nike in the fund depends on its market capitalization, to be read in the fund's fact sheet. A CFD is settled in cash, without delivery of securities. A CFD is sometimes used as a hedging instrument for a stock portfolio.

Nike: recent activity and results

Nike is a sports equipment brand present in international markets. The company was founded on 25 January 1964 under the name Blue Ribbon Sports by Bill Bowerman and Phil Knight. It became Nike, Inc. on 30 May 1971, according to a public source.
The group sells shoes, clothing and equipment. Its business covers an international offering. Its brands include Jordan and Converse. Here is what the latest results show.
  • The gross margin stands at 42.8%, thanks to lower logistics costs.
  • North America represents $5.13 billion.
  • Greater China represents $1.18 billion.
  • Converse represents $263 million.
  • Nike has published information on its annual sales.
  • Index. Nike represents 0.4% of the 30 components of the Dow Jones, according to a public source.
The data on the stock in 2026 provide a piece of context.
Nike's transformation plan, called Pace, is a cost-savings program. It weighs on the year's earnings, to the tune of approximately $0.15 per share according to the company. The outcome of the plan depends on its execution.

Nike results: revenue and calendar to follow

Nike published its results for the 1st quarter of fiscal year 2027 on 1 October 2026, after the close of Wall Street. The fiscal year runs from 1 June to 31 May. Revenue reached $11.21 billion.
Indicator1st quarter 2027Source
Revenue$11.21 billionNike press release
Net income$712 millionNike press release
Diluted EPS$0.48Nike press release
Gross margin42.8%Nike press release
Greater China$1.18 billionNike press release
Converse$263 millionNike press release
Diluted earnings per share came to $0.48. Nike communicated information on its revenue for fiscal year 2027.
Yahoo Finance
  • The gross margin, against the 42.8% of the last quarter.
  • Greater China.
  • The costs related to the Pace plan, against the $0.15 per share.
The next report is estimated for 17 December 2026, in two and a half months. Nike has not yet confirmed this date.
Publication days carry risks. For new traders, the frequent mistake is to open a position just before the announcement. The number of lots, the type of order and the period also matter. An order may be executed at a price different from the one requested: this is slippage. Include it in your risk assessment.

Nike dividend: amount, calendar and yield

Nike pays a quarterly dividend of $0.41 per share, or $1.64 per year. The last ex-dividend date was 1 September 2026. Payment follows a quarterly rhythm, in January, April, July and October according to public sources.
IndicatorValueDateSource
Quarterly dividend$0.41Ex-dividend date of 1 September 2026Google Finance
Annual dividend$1.64——
Dividends paid in the 1st quarterApproximately $610 million1 October 2026Nike press release
On a CFD, the dividend is not paid as it is to a shareholder. It generally takes the form of an adjustment to your account on the ex-dividend date. Check this rule in the contract conditions before opening a short position just before that date.

Factors followed in the analysis of Nike

The company's quarterly results and financial data are elements followed in the analysis of Nike.

How stock trading works: technical analysis and orders

Stock trading consists of buying or selling a security based on its price changes. To trade the Nike stock, combine four readings. None is sufficient on its own. Each method has its limits, and trading requires discipline.
1. Technical analysis. Study the trend, supports, resistances and every useful indicator: moving averages, RSI, volumes.
2. Fundamental analysis. Follow revenue, margin, regions and the dividend.
3. Calendar. Note the results, the dividend ex-dividend dates and product announcements.
4. Risk management. Risk management covers in particular the position size, the stop level and the risk parameters defined before the order.
The detail of the order matters. A market order is executed at the available price. A limit order waits for the price you set. A stop closes the position if the price reaches a threshold. The way these orders work can be studied on a small volume.
Social trading consists of following or copying the positions of other traders. Social trading does not eliminate risk: a trader can lose. Advanced users also write their indicators in Pine Script on a compatible platform, or test their method on a demo account when the broker offers one.
MetaTrader 5 provides the useful tools: charts, technical indicators and price alerts. A stock screener helps compare Nike with its peers in the sports and apparel sector. The same account also allows trading in commodities or crypto currencies.

What are the risks of investing in Nike?

Trading carries risks. CFD trading involves a high risk, and a rapid loss of capital remains possible. It may not be suitable for all investors. Here are the risks specific to Nike.
  • Price risk. The stock price may vary.
  • Earnings risk. Nike's results may vary.
  • Index risk. The composition of the Dow Jones may change.
  • Geographic risk. Greater China weighs on sales, with revenue in the region down 22% year on year in the last quarter.
  • Dividend risk. The payout ratio exceeds 100% of the earnings expected this year, according to MarketBeat estimates.
  • CFD risk. A rapid loss of capital remains possible.
  • Currency risk. The price is in USD. If your account is in euros, the EUR/USD rate affects your performance.
Warning: CFDs are complex products. A rapid loss of capital remains possible. This initial investment is never guaranteed.
The amount committed and the position size are among the elements linked to risk.
Should you commit all your capital? No. You must make sure you understand how CFDs work, and that you can afford to lose the money committed. The information on this page is provided for general and educational information. None of it constitutes investment advice. This page promises no gain.

What criteria should you check for a trading platform for the Nike stock?

A trading platform can be evaluated against verifiable criteria.
CriterionWhat to checkWhat RaiseFX states
RegulationThe authority and the license numberFinancial Sector Conduct Authority (FSCA), FSP 50506
Security of fundsSegregation of accountsConsult the information available from RaiseFX
CostsSpreads, commissions, trading feesPage dedicated to spreads and commissions
ToolsCharts, indicators, alertsMetaTrader 5
LeverageMargin level and rulesMargin conditions to check
DepositsMethods, minimum deposit and withdrawal timesCards, bank transfers and cryptocurrencies
SupportChannels and languageEmail support, Telegram and WhatsApp communities
Service areaAccepted countriesSite not intended for residents of the European Union
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The figures on this page come from dated public sources: Nike press releases and financial news sites. The editorial team accepts no liability for these publishers. Their data remains subject to their copyright. RaiseFX also disclaims all liability for any loss related to the use of this information.

Stock trading vocabulary: terms to know

Quotation sites often mix English with the local language, and many terms generally have a simple idea behind them. Here are the most frequent terms around the Nike stock.
  • Stock: the share. Market: the market.
  • Inc.: incorporated, the form of a US public limited company, like Nike Inc. Ltd and Limited: a limited liability company.
  • Securities: the securities. Financial: financial. Research: research.
  • Authority: the regulatory authority, like the FSCA.
  • Broker: the broker. Investment: investment. Invest: to invest.
  • Bitcoin trader: a cryptocurrency trader. This term concerns cryptocurrencies, not Nike.
Remember the essentials, at the end of your reading: an English word on a quotation page often refers to the same thing as a more common term. If in doubt, ask support or read the broker's documentation.

FAQ: everything about trading the Nike stock

Open an account, verify your identity, deposit funds, then place an order on Nike. With a CFD, you do not own the stock: you bet on its price. Holding the stock requires a brokerage account with a live stock broker. The US stock is not eligible for the PEA.

None is the best for all profiles. Check the regulation, the segregation of funds, the fees, the tools and the service area. RaiseFX indicates an FSCA license (FSP 50506) and MetaTrader 5.

The price changes continuously on the NYSE. As of 2 October 2026, Nike closed at $33.87, for a market capitalization of approximately $50 billion. For the exact price, consult your platform's chart during Wall Street hours, from 15:30 to 22:00, Paris time.

The main ones are the downward trend since January 2026, a forecast of falling revenue, weakness in Greater China, a payout ratio above 100% and, with CFDs, leverage and currency risk. A rapid loss of capital remains possible.

You buy or sell a security based on its price changes. With CFDs, you are exposed to the price difference and to the risks specific to this product. The analysis can rely on technical analysis, fundamental analysis, the calendar and risk management.

Analyst opinions are divided. Consult each analysis with its source and date; it does not replace your own analysis.
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