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      <title>Nike (NKE) Lost 80% of Its Market Cap on Flat Revenue: Where the $215 Billion Actually Went</title>
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      <description>Nike&amp;rsquo;s removal from the S&amp;amp;P 100 on September 21 has put a number back in circulation that deserves more scrutiny than it is getting. The company has shed roughly 80% of its market capitalisation since November 2021, somewhere near $215 billion depending on whether you measure against the closing high of $169.74 or an intraday print. The interesting part is what did not happen alongside it. Fiscal 2022 revenue, the year containing the peak, was $46.</description>
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