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Nike Inc. (NKE $63.28)
- $63.28 P/E (TTM): 34.55X Cap: $94.31B
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Q: Dear 5i,
I have a diverse portfolio with stocks and ETFs. Most of my portfolio is doing well. Want to know your thoughts about a few of my holdings that are not doing so well - Adobe, Nike, Accenture, TMO, IDXX and Telus.
What are your thoughts? Should I replace these with a US ETF or hold on. Thanks for your valuable advice as always.
I have a diverse portfolio with stocks and ETFs. Most of my portfolio is doing well. Want to know your thoughts about a few of my holdings that are not doing so well - Adobe, Nike, Accenture, TMO, IDXX and Telus.
What are your thoughts? Should I replace these with a US ETF or hold on. Thanks for your valuable advice as always.
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