ADBE Adobe Inc

$ADBE How about all you bulls justify these charts? How is there such an insane EOD sale volume every day with it being in the red, but somehow the stock looking flat? Adobe is trying to buy their way out of bad news by counteracting heavy sales volume. It is courteous of them to subsidize exits for those who see the writing on the wall, but I would appreciate them accepting fate so that my PUTS can print. The volume for every day in the past week looks like this, where people are exiting at large volumes and some curious buyer is picking up the shares to try and move the stock up and to the right. Eventually this mysterious subsidizers funds will run out and you fanboy bulls don't want to be the ones caught with your pants down. Check the numbers yourself or tell me how I am wrong here.

$ADBE Three reasons to buy: 1-The Wells Fargo downgrade is unjustified and late. The stock has already witnessed a prolonged 30-month plunge. 2-The stock is poised to rise above both the 20-day and 100-day moving averages. 3-ADBE is still growing earnings in the double digit.

$ADBE I built a Photoshop-like tool that completely destroys both Photoshop and Affinity Artcraft. Attaching a picture of what I made. This officially marks the end of all SaaS and AI. (Took me 3 minutes with a single pen.)

$ADBE Recent Adobe Enterprise customers, signing up for a new subscription (up to date data; paid tier update) Overall a very healthy, bullish picture. No sign whatsoever of AI/copycat Software headwind.

$ADBE Those vibe coding Adobe products forget that free versions have existed forever too. It doesn’t mean companies suddenly move away from Adobe. It’s just too much noise about nothing.

$ADBE week candle. GREEN, its a buy! is this the same setup as in 2023? 🙈next week the first resistance is the orange ema line.

$ADBE NOV20 255C · still actionable Zone: $245.36 to $248.82 Invalidation: close under $241.51 Objectives: $262, then $275 The math: up 6.0% to the first objective and 11.3% to the second, against 2.3% risk on the invalidation, about 5 to 1 to the second Dear friend, think of this swing setup like a good shop that spent the year being ignored while shoppers crowded into louder stores down the street. Adobe closed Monday at $247.09, up 0.8 percent that day, after buyers held the $241.51 low in the morning and carried price back near the $247.63 high by the close, and what that means is simple. The low held where it had to, and overhead sits the $262 area where sellers pushed back before, with $275 next above it. If price closes under $241.51 that hold has failed and you step aside, plain and simple. P.S. Watch $251.67 on Tuesday. It was the close on October 15, and a close over it would show buyers pushing toward that $262 shelf, not just defending the low.

I think the market has swung WAY too far against software stocks. Three of the biggest SaaS names are still beaten up in 2026: Adobe | $ADBE Salesforce | $CRM ServiceNow | $NOW Meanwhile these businesses are still generating massive cash flow, pushing deeper into AI, and sitting at the center of how companies actually operate. The valuations got crushed... I’m not convinced the long-term opportunity did.

$ADBE so many retards talking about adobe going to 0, yet no short positions disclosed. Typical trolls and morons

$ADBE wow check ArtCraft. Someone vibecoded all Adobe apps and made them open source. I'm not short here, but this is really bad.

$ADBE ArtCraft, the AI-built "free Adobe suite," is a try, not a Photoshop killer. It's early alpha. Testers report lag, frozen tools and dead shortcuts. The "100% parity within a month" claim already slid to "months." Even PhotoCraft's own page says it's not ready for daily pro work. No plugin ecosystem, open trade-dress questions. Nobody with paying clients bets a deadline on that. Meanwhile Adobe just posted a record Q3: - Revenue $6.76B, +13% YoY - AI-first ARR up 150%+ YoY - 1B monthly active users - Total ARR $27.5B - FY26 guide raised - $25B buyback authorized Free alternatives have existed for decades (GIMP, Inkscape). Pros stayed for the workflows, file formats, plugins and enterprise trust. AI makes copying a UI cheap. It doesn't copy an ecosystem. Stock's down ~30% on "AI kills Adobe" fear, yet revenue still grows double digits and shares trade ~10x FY26 adj. EPS guide. I'll take that phenomenal setup.

$ADBE The day after Adobe’s earnings, Michael Turrin at Wells Fargo reiterated OVERWEIGHT and raised his price target from $250 to $270. One month later, after the stock had already been hammered, he used largely the same issues he already knew about to issue a double downgrade to UNDERWEIGHT and cut the target to $225. On TipRanks’ public rankings, he’s around 10,591st out of 12,523 analysts, with fewer than 46% of his ratings profitable. To me, this is exactly the problem with sell-side analysts: too often they don’t anticipate the price — they chase it, and their upgrades/downgrades can then influence the market after large players are already positioned. The potential conflict of interest is obvious: the people paying for research and moving billions are certainly not small retail traders. At $250: “buy.” After the collapse to $230: “sell.” Brilliant.🤮

$ADBE Just because you can grill a burger at home doesnt mean you have created McDonalds

$ADBE Wells fargo will be showed a finger today. Downgrade for their client to load the boat up.

$ADBE Ok so this is the AI slop-ware that’s supposed to replace Adobe? 😂😂 Now that it’s out there (and not hypothetical anymore) investors will realize that there is no AI ‘threat’ to Adobe or any other major enterprise software company.

$ADBE Equity Research Update Rating: Strong Buy 12-Month Price Target: $365.00 (+50.7% upside vs $242.27) Core Thesis: Adobe trades at a 13-year trough valuation (9.1x EV/FCF, ~11% FCF yield) reflecting an implied perpetual FCF decline (-2.0%), creating an asymmetric risk/reward backed by $22.2B in contracted RPO, 89% gross margins, and ~$8.5B in annual share buybacks (~9% capital yield). Key Catalyst: Gross margin resilience (>87%) and scaling enterprise GenStudio contracts disproving inference cost inflation and generative AI disintermediation fears. Key Risk: Accelerating seat compression in creative teams if generative AI tooling reduces enterprise headcount demand faster than consumption credit pricing can compensate. Not investment advice.

$ADBE Update on new companies signed up for creative cloud subcription. 1 month delay due to free version. Very healthy picture overall.

$ADBE Why do people try to short great businesses when they're not undervalued? The same risk was there and observable when Adobe was over 600 in 2021 or 2024 when it 50-100% overvalued. But why go short when it's at or below that fair value. Sure that current intrinsic value is definitely lower if the future of catastrophe is guaranteed. But shorting here needs everything to go wrong for Adobe, similar to going long a stock trading based on rosey growth assumptions.

$ADBE $SPY $QQQ What a disaster at Adobe. So many useless managers and directors sitting in California India and Romania. WHAT ARE THEY DOING????? Why does this company need thousands of employees when ONE guy and Claude code can code all their products in ONE WEEKEND. Use common sense folks, ABANDON SHIP.

$ADBE Genuinely curious how this is holding so strong. Clones, some reportedly better then the actual product, for everything they make now exist. How does it protect itself against that?