JPMorgan Upgrades Nike (NKE) to Overweight
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JPMorgan Boosts Nike (NKE) to Overweight; Sees Strength in Flyknit, DTC, China Rebound
February 11, 2013 3:31 PM ESTNike, Inc. (NYSE: NKE) is coming off nine-month high levels Monday following a upgrade by JPMorgan earlier. The firm took its rating from Neutral to Overweight, while boosting its price target 28 percent to $64.
JPMorgan recently met with management and is confident with Nike's... More