Adobe Inc. (ADBE)
Adobe Stock Slips 20% in a Week: Should You Brace for a Tough 2025?
ADBE shares are benefiting from strong demand for its creative products and expanding clientele amid increasing competition and stretched valuation.
Down 22%, Here's How Adobe Could Follow in Salesforce's Footsteps to Become a Strong Buy in 2025
With just a few weeks left in the year, the tech sector is shaping up to, once again, beat the S&P 500 (^GSPC -0.39%) largely thanks to gains from Nvidia and Broadcom in the semiconductor industry. The software industry also makes up a large share of the tech sector but has enjoyed mixed results on the year.
3 Growth Stocks Down 21%, 22%, and 28% to Buy in December
This has been a phenomenal year for the broader indexes. But there are still plenty of opportunities for scooping up shares of out-of-favor stocks at compelling valuations.
Adobe Inc. (ADBE) is Attracting Investor Attention: Here is What You Should Know
Adobe (ADBE) has been one of the stocks most watched by Zacks.com users lately. So, it is worth exploring what lies ahead for the stock.
Why Is Adobe Stock Down 15%?
Adobe stock has seen a 15% fall in a week after the company reported its Q4 results for fiscal 2024. Although the top and bottom-line figures were ahead of the street estimates, its fiscal 2025 guidance was underwhelming.
Down Over 13% in a Single Day, Is This Megacap Growth Stock Worth Buying in December?
Many tech stocks had epic runs in 2023 and have sustained the momentum this year. But not Adobe (ADBE -0.89%).
Unlocking Adobe (ADBE) International Revenues: Trends, Surprises, and Prospects
Examine the evolution of Adobe's (ADBE) overseas revenue trends and their effects on Wall Street's forecasts and the stock's prospects.
Making the Case For & Against Adobe
Jackson Adar of KeyBanc and Derek Yan of KraneShares break down the pros & cons of Adobe, with investors concerned it's not yet seeing major gains from AI.
Adobe Shares Sink Despite Record Revenue. Should Investors Buy the Stock on the Dip?
Despite posting record revenue to close out its fiscal year ended Nov. 29, shares of Adobe (ADBE -1.88%) were sinking as investors were disappointed with the company's guidance. Adobe has been at the forefront of generative artificial intelligence (AI) with both its Creative Cloud suite of products that includes Photoshop, and with its Document Cloud business featuring Acrobat.
Adobe: Why You Should Catch This Falling Knife
Adobe stock has continued to disappoint as its AI growth inflection has yet to demonstrate its full potential. Management's underwhelming guidance suggests patience is needed as Adobe navigates near-term monetization headwinds. Adobe's solidly profitable business model and relative attractiveness underscore my conviction in its bullish thesis.
Adobe Q4 Earnings: Firefly Video Model And Generative Credits Must Be 2025's Priorities
Despite strong Q4 and FY24 results, ADBE's stock dropped due to conservative FY25 guidance, creating a buying opportunity with a 29% upside potential. Monetizing Generative Credits and launching the Firefly Video Model are crucial for ADBE's growth; delays could hinder the company's AI-driven revenue potential. Document Cloud's AI tools drove 17% y/y revenue growth, showcasing the importance of AI in ADBE's product suite and future growth.
Adobe's Unloved Status Triggers Rich Capital Appreciation Prospects
ADBE remains the market leader in Application Development and Graphic SaaS markets, as observed in its ability to increasingly monetize existing users and grow new adoptions. The management's lower than expected FY2025 guidance may be attributed to a sandbagging strategy, as observed in the top/ bottom-line beats over eight consecutive quarters. While the aggressive share repurchases may have impacted its balance sheet health, ADBE remains profitable enough to do so, with it also directly being accretive to its adj EPS growth.
