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Nike Beat Last Quarter's EPS Estimate by 54% — Can It Repeat That Oct. 1?

BenzingaDylan Berman

Nike shares are in the spotlight ahead of earnings, with analyst calls, weak technicals and Edge Rankings drawing attention.

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