Adobe Stock News

Despite yet another solid quarter and raised guidance, Adobe's (ADBE -0.28%) stock once again failed to gain much traction after earnings. The stock is down about 20% on the year, and has fallen 25% over the past five years.

Adobe stock price has remained in a tight range in the past few days as investors reacted to the recent earnings. ADBE was trading at $350, inside a range it has been stuck at in the past few days.

Adobe's valuation has been hammered, but signs of a sustained bottom is starting to manifest. The market fears a substantive disruption on Adobe's thesis, leading to a prolonged drawdown. Yet, Adobe continues to mint significant cash flow, while also seeing improved AI monetization, downplaying these threats.

Adobe delivered a strong Q3-2025, beating estimates and raising guidance, yet the stock failed to rally. ADBE is a compelling GARP play, with an improved valuation, robust AI progress, and a favorable chart setup supporting a Buy rating. AI-first product ARR exceeded $250M, AI-influenced ARR grew 43% YoY to $5B+, and profitability remains industry-leading despite competition.

Adobe delivered a standout Q3, with 11% revenue and 14% EPS growth, beating estimates and raising guidance for FY2025. ADBE's strong subscription base, record cash flow, and a $25 billion buyback program highlight its financial strength and shareholder focus. AI integration is accelerating across Creative and Document Clouds, fueling growth and positioning ADBE as a leader in creative AI soluti...

On the last trading day of the week, the market couldn't seem to make up its mind about Adobe Systems' (ADBE -0.28%) latest set of quarterly results. The tech industry mainstay released its fiscal third-quarter results for 2025, and they didn't seem to meet the lofty expectations of some investors.

Oracle surged to new highs on major contract wins, signaling strong future growth despite recent earnings miss. AI and tech stocks like AVGO and NBIS rallied on large customer acquisitions, while ADBE lagged due to monetization concerns.

Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) shares opened in red on Friday even after posting better-than-expected fiscal third-quarter results and an optimistic outlook, a rare post-earnings climb for the creative software company. The stock fell 1.26% to $346.13, reversing premarket gains.