Adobe Stock News

Adobe (ADBE) is upgraded to 'Buy' as valuation is compelling despite negative AI sentiment and a 50% drawdown. Core products remain essential in customer workflows, with stable double-digit growth and record-level margins. ADBE is aggressively repurchasing shares, with a net buyback yield approaching 8%, supporting shareholder value.

The Dow Jones Index held steady this week and is hovering near its all-time high as investors refocus on the upcoming Federal Reserve interest rate decision and key earnings by Adobe, Oracle, and Costco.  It was trading at $48,000, its highest level since November 13, and is slowly forming a risky pattern.

SAN DIEGO , Dec. 4, 2025 /PRNewswire/ -- Shareholder rights law firm Johnson Fistel, PLLP has launched an investigation into whether the board members of Semrush Holdings, Inc. (NYSE: SEMR) breached their fiduciary duties in connection with the proposed sale of the company to Adobe, Inc. (NASDAQ: ADBE). If you own Semrush shares and believe this proposed transaction undervalues your investment,...

Adobe stock price has been in a freefall in the past few years as it continued to underperform the broader stock market. ADBE was trading at $325 today, Dec. 4, down by over 50% from its pandemic highs.

Adobe (ADBE +1.24%) stock investors are concerned about the impact of innovation from competition.

Adobe Inc. remains a Strong Buy despite AI-related moat fears, as revenue growth and profitability metrics show resilience. Adobe's forward P/E and P/FCF ratios near 15 and 14, respectively, are unusually low for a SaaS leader with robust AI-influenced ARR growth. Fiscal Q4 2025 earnings could be an inflection point, with 95% positive analyst revisions and a flawless EPS beat record over 16 qua...

Shares of Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ: ADBE) are trading near $336, and retail investor sentiment has shifted decisively bullish heading into the company's December 10 earnings report.

Adobe's fundamentals remain strong despite a sharp selloff driven by fears AI will undercut traditional creative software businesses. LLMs are more likely to serve as engines powering existing platforms than fully replace entrenched SaaS applications like Adobe. Users prefer familiar interfaces, making Adobe's AI-enhanced tools stickier than standalone LLM workflows that require new habits.