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Citi analysts expect Adobe to beat and raise on Q3 results.

Cramer suggests Google's new product could pressure Adobe competitively.

Adobe has upside to 350 then 500.

Software earnings prove AI monetization now

Author predicts ADBE will follow the same recovery path as PAYC and MSFT. ADBE is a large, established software name that may be oversold due to AI fears, creating potential for a sentiment-driven rebound. A speculative long idea based on sector recovery and the author’s forecast, not detailed DD. Continued AI disruption narrative, disappointing earnings, or broader SaaS weakness could prevent the rebound.

Macro and earnings brief covering Treasury pressure, Hormuz risk, and Nvidia options mispricing.

Author lists ADBE as a good company with a seemingly wonderful price that still gets punished. Mispricing alone has not led to correction, indicating possible erosion in growth expectations. Avoid until the market proves the low valuation is a genuine discount rather than a structural repricing. AI disruption fears may already be overdone; strong cash flows could attract value investors.

Long ADBE at 3.5% position

BofA Global Research raises its price target on Adobe to 220 dollars from 190 dollars.

ADBE (along with NOW) is down 5% without any negative fundamental news. The drop is entirely attributed to market makers rotating capital out of software and into memory/data centers. Watch for an oversold entry point once the sector rotation concludes. The rotation out of software could be prolonged due to the broader market crash.

The author uses Adobe as an example of long-term wealth creation to argue for early investing.

Adobe, ServiceNow are AI software winners.

Users note that algorithmic trading and "smart money" are actively buying and pumping Adobe shares. Fighting institutional and algorithmic momentum is a losing battle; following the smart money flow offers a higher probability of success. Go long ADBE to ride the algorithmic momentum, or at least avoid shorting it. Broader market weakness or a sudden shift in algorithmic sentiment could reverse the trend.

The author shares a personal anecdote about his son using Adobe and Google tools for marketing.

Adobe won't benefit from AI monetization

ADBE is down 28% from its 52-week high while revenue grew 11%; scanner fair value is +31% above price. This creates a potential margin-of-safety entry in a quality software franchise if analyst and historical earnings anchors are reliable. Long ADBE as a de-rated growth tech name, but the screen needs fundamental follow-up. AI substitution fears, SaaS multiple compression, or slowing subscription growth could invalidate the thesis.

Adobe cheap with recurring revenue, buybacks.

Adobe’s share price has fallen sharply from past levels, while its creative software suite remains viable and continues to grow. The market may be pricing in AI-driven disruption too aggressively; Adobe is integrating AI into existing tools, which could improve rather than destroy its product value. Buying ADBE near $196 represents a bet on a temporary market overreaction and continued adoption of Adobe’s AI-enhanced workflow tools. Rapid AI-native competition could erode Creative Cloud pricing power; subscription growth could stagnate; macro weakness could reduce creative/marketing spend.

Adobe mean reversion to 450

Adobe is a beaten-down SaaS stock with strong, continuing cash flows. The market is incorrectly pricing it as an AI casualty ("dying of a theory"), ignoring its actual cash generation. Buy the cash-flowing software giant while it is discounted due to AI fears. The AI disruption theory proves correct and cash flows eventually decline.

The thread explains $ADBE’s recent rise as hedge funds pushing the stock up to hurt Leopold, who was short SaaS and long AI. Flow-driven upside without fundamental support can reverse once the forced positioning ends. Do not chase $ADBE strength; the move is not based on fundamentals. The short-squeeze / pain trade could keep going higher.

The author holds ADBE and notes that "beaten-down SaaS" companies are generating 5.8% to 8.0% true FCF yields. The market mistakenly believes AI will kill these SaaS companies, but they are actually generating significantly more cash per dollar than the companies building the AI infrastructure. Long cash-generating SaaS companies that are being unfairly discounted due to AI fears. AI eventually disrupts SaaS moats, leading to customer churn and pricing pressure.

Bur's long Adobe/short semis likely wins.

Flags six software names as possible short-covering candidates in the hardware/software pair.

Adobe is also included in the 'Discarded Dozen' list, with the author expecting it to outperform and noting the group's recent 11% average gain. This implies a bullish catalyst from a valuation or sen

Enterprise software rallying on positive momentum.

The author explicitly states ADBE is in their US share portfolio and they are continuing to hold it, indicating a maintained long position with no further details.

Adobe shares surged 5.6 percent, outperforming major tech peers during a broad U.S.

Wall Street analysts are increasingly recommending selling Adobe and Salesforce stock due.

Adobe was cut to underweight at Morgan Stanley with a price target of 240 dollars.