Adobe Stock News

Investors looking to make the best of what's left of summer, and buy a few growth stocks before the next leg of the bull market takes off, I've got a warning for you.

Adobe shares are up 31% over the past three months, having rallied after a strong quarterly earnings report that highlighted strong demand for the software developer's AI products.

Investors looking for the next stage of economic growth are largely focused on the tech sector.

The economy is stable but cooling, with the labor market showing signs of slowing down. GDP growth is likely to keep falling, and individual companies could suffer. Long-term investors should focus on companies with strong risk management and adaptability to changing economic conditions, ensuring consistent returns and dividend growth. These 10 companies average an A-credit rating and S&P risk ...

Just over a dozen prominent businesses have announced or completed a stock split in 2024. A consumer staples goliath that hasn't split its shares since early 2000, and has a laundry list of competitive advantages in its sails, is a prime candidate to announce a stock split next month.

Mastercard is a reputable payments processor that is growing both its top and bottom lines and generates consistent free cash flow. Alphabet has a dominant market share in the internet search engine space and is riding on the artificial intelligence boom that promises to deliver long-term growth for the business.

Adobe stock has been trading sideways this year, declining by about 4% year-to-date. This compares to the Nasdaq-100, which has gained about 18% over the same period.

Generative artificial intelligence (AI) is growing like gangbusters, and while chips were the initial beneficiary, software will dominate the next wave of AI adoption. Estimates suggest the generative AI software market could soar 18,647% by 2032, according to Bloomberg Intelligence.