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The author argues that Adobe's core business is enterprise, not casual users, and that these enterprise customers are deeply integrated into Adobe's ecosystem, making them unlikely to switch to unproven, less comprehensive competitors. The market is currently pricing in a significant threat from AI competition and disruption, focusing on the easily-disrupted consumer segment. This narrative overlooks Adobe's enterprise moat and its own successful integration of AI (Firefly), creating a mispricing opportunity. The prevailing bearish narrative is flawed, and Adobe's durable enterprise business model is being undervalued. As the market realizes the AI threat is overblown and Adobe's position is secure, the stock should appreciate. A competitor could develop a product that is "good enough" for enterprise use at a much lower cost. Agentic AI could develop much faster than anticipated, genuinely threatening creative professional roles and license counts. A broader economic downturn could reduce enterprise marketing/creative budgets.