LOL but no offense.... just kidding ;-)See again this news, Nike is cutting cost as customer is being cautious in spending 

Jude and Nike, supports consistent demand for rental properties.

You don't see Nike cold calling people to buy their shoes right?

Clackamas county (slightly less expensive) or Washington county (intel,Nike,Apple,Microsoft) these tech companies have increased the cost of living and house prices  (it’s higher than downtown pdx) but the neighborhoods are good and safe. 

You can't conclude that Nike's shoes are worthless because no one engages with Nike's ads when they are displayed in front of people without any legs.

You know he is good for it.If nike wants to sell you the latet shoe that says you will run 0.5mph faster.

I should add that if we were to build replicas of the same 4500 sq ft house over and over then I would be willing to say we could shave time off the build. 

This isn't Nike and Michael Jordan and paying the NBA per game fine for having too much color on your shoes... this is pretty serious stuff.Unfortunate, for sure.

.: @K S. here is Nike:Return on Assets   9.89%Return on Equity 36.38%so based on study, only 3-5% S&P company can outperform S&P500 and that top 4 is the one that moves the index.Based on that, it is prudent to invest mainly in index only (and to compare with real estate).I am OK if Nike can not sell more shoes while Nvidia has backlog order of $9999999 thousands of GPU lol

Without leveraged finance there would be no facebook, no Microsoft, no i-anything, you would not be just doing it as there would be no Nikes, there would be no grocery stores as all farming would come to an end because all that machinery and seed for planting, you guessed it, financed because farmer Joe dosn't have the $250k cash for seed with another $350k for that tractor, it's financed.