We recently released a list "We don't know what's going to happen," Jim Cramer said, and discussed these 12 stocks. In this article, we will explore Nike, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) The positions of other stocks discussed with Jim Cramer.

Nike, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) is a regular feature of Cramer's morning performance this year. He believes the company's new CEO has a lot of work to do to reverse its business. According to Cramer, Nike (NYSE:NKE) struggled under previous management and lost market share in its main markets. The company's stock fell to 18.5% at the end of the year, and Cramer attributed some weaknesses in the stock to Nike, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) Contact with China. Here is his latest thoughts on the company:

"Nike took a good rest from level 54 Sword Saint."

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Nike, Inc. (NYSE:NKE) China risk is a stock aspect that Cramer often discusses this year. For example, he noted in April that the company did nothing wrong and took its supply chain away from China. However, Nike (NYSE:NKE) suffered as the Trump administration also announced tariffs on Vietnam. What Cramer said later this month:

"Well, I'll tell you, you're there Elliot Hill. He's a veteran. Your rate of return is 2.8%, but it's from China, it's China. Stocks are still $82 billion. Maybe it shouldn't be $82 billion. I think stocks will do very little. We think we have people who have charitable trust, and people are a better company than that. People just say (sell, sell, sell) and then say China and then say one more thing."

Overall Ranked fifth On the stock list we discuss by Jim Cramer. Although we acknowledge the potential of NKE, our belief is that some AI stocks have higher returns and limited downside risks. If you are looking for AI stocks that are more promising than NKE and have 100x upward potential, check out our report Cheapest AI stocks.

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