Nike and Lululemon see stock declines, Nike's stronger portfolio and dividend yield favored by analysts for stability and growth potential.

Nike and Lululemon have seen stock declines of 25% and 50% respectively this year due to slowed revenue growth and changing consumer spending. Despite Lululemon's recent 7% sales increase, Nike's diversified portfolio and profitability make it a stronger investment. Nike offers a 1.8% dividend yield and trades at a higher P/E ratio, while Lululemon does not pay dividends. Both brands may recover, but analysts favor Nike for its stability and growth potential.