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NIKE, Inc. (NKE)

Would this rule have fired?

SEC EDGAR XBRL companyfacts

Gross Margin stays at or above 0.0%

Coverage

NIKE, Inc. reports Gross Margin in all 30 filed fiscal years we test against, FY1997 to FY2026. A rule on it can be measured against every one of them, and it is re-checked every night.

This page prints only figures that resolve to a document on sec.gov. 31 further fiscal years are held for this company from a commercial data feed, and are left out here rather than shown without a filing you can open.

Result

This rule held in all 10 filed fiscal years it could be measured in. It never fired once.

Over those years the figure ranged from 42.7% to 46.0%. The line asked about sits at 0.0%, which is 42.7% below the worst year this company has filed. A rule that far from the filed range is a quiet one. Move the line and the years below re-test.

Gross Margin stays at or above 0.0%, tested year by year against filed accounts
FYValueStatusFiledDocument
201744.6%held2017-07-2010-K on sec.gov
201843.8%held2018-07-2510-K on sec.gov
201944.7%held2019-07-2310-K on sec.gov
202043.4%held2020-07-2410-K on sec.gov
202144.8%held2021-07-2010-K on sec.gov
202246.0%held2022-07-2110-K on sec.gov
202343.5%held2023-07-2010-K on sec.gov
202444.6%held2024-07-2510-K on sec.gov
202542.7%held2025-07-1710-K on sec.gov
202642.9%held2026-07-1510-K on sec.gov
10 years tested0 fired 10 held

Filed figures from SEC EDGAR. This is a computation on public filings, not a recommendation, and not advice. Past filings do not indicate future results.

Filed figures from SEC EDGAR. This is a computation on public filings, not a recommendation, and not advice. Past filings do not indicate future results. See the risk disclaimer.

What this is not

It is not a backtest. It does not model what a portfolio would have returned, it compounds nothing, and it does not know what the share price did. It answers one question: on the accounts this company filed, in which years was that condition false? Every entry above is a fiscal year, a filed figure and the filing it came from.

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