Can we please ban new Adobe and Microsoft bull posts for at least a month?
u/NecessaryPhrase3204 ·
Reddit — r/ValueInvesting
· June 12, 2026 at 17:48
· ⬆ 25 pts
· 💬 31 comments
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The post expresses frustration with repetitive bullish posts about Adobe and Microsoft, arguing the market has rationally rejected the bull case.
Author’s thesis: Adobe is a bad company, Microsoft is overhyped, and holders are engaging in group therapy rather than objective analysis.
Quality assessment: Speculative noise / opinion piece; lacks data, DCF models, or fundamental analysis to support a trade.
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Every day it's the same thread.
"Adobe is a wonderful company."
"Microsoft is a wonderful company."
"The market is irrational."
"The market just doesn't understand."
"My discounted cash flow model says it's worth 73% more."
We know.
You've told us every day for the last six months.
At some point we have to consider the possibility that the market has, in fact, heard the bull case and simply isn't interested.
I'm not saying they're bad companies (well, Adobe is). I'm saying that if your investment thesis requires posting weekly reassurance threads to strangers on Reddit, perhaps you aren't as confident as you claim to be.
So please. Go quietly hold your bags in the corner. Stop trying to recruit the rest of us into your support group.
Misery loves company, but not every thread has to become group therapy for disappointed shareholders.