Nike will surprise people with really strong earnings growth, says UBS' Jay Sole
Jay Sole, UBS analyst, joins 'Squawk on the Street' to discuss Nike's recent guidance, where the company's growth pace lies and more.
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Nike will surprise people with really strong earnings growth, says UBS' Jay Sole
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