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Nike Invest In Delta Airline
All in all, according to the financial analysis made earlier in this essay, I would not recommend to invest in Delta airline, but do invest in Nike and AMEX centurion bank for the following reasons. Although Nike’s market performance is not very well, the customer value proposition is working and it has a superior competitive advantage over its rivals. The mix of services, amenities, and goods offered by the Nike help to build customer loyalty. According to the Exhibit B, we know that it's ROA, ROE and ROS start to increase since 2009. Nike’s financial statement also shows that cash from investing is $-1,034 millions. The reason that caused their stock price is going down is their investment decisions. Also, Nike has the beta of 0.51, which
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