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I bought some ADBE on April 28th and though the market has slid some more since then, I'm up 11% on this holding. This is proof that there is no alternative to value investing. Adobe is a jewel of a company. 3 strong product lines, great management and continuous great product launches. So when the market turn bad, investors fly to companies they can trust and that's why Adobe is actually on the rise. This companies numbers are sweet: A 30% operating margin, quarterly earning growing 40%, lots of cash, no debt, no competition - just an ever growing demand for graphic software fo...
Adobe (ADBE) is set to report earnings after the market closes on Monday, June 16th. Adobes technologies and software are used for producing and delivering content that ranges from rich images in print, video, and film to dynamic digital content for a variety of media.
ADBE is expected to earn a profit 46 cents per [...]
There is a lot of potential in ADBE that's clear... they are a leader in many markets but there hasn't been much new AND useful stuff from them. Their Photoshop is still industry standard but fact is nobody I know really needs all the stuff it can do and competition is becoming better, many people already dropped in in favor of simpler programs which suit their needs.
Their DreamWeaver is a piece of crap... I've yet to meet any intelligent person who finds it useful, sadly there's no competition - SO FAR. The comment applies both to experienced techies like myself and naive users... ...
Adobe Systems (ADBE): 'I recommended ADBE right here at $40. It's been stalled. That's ADBE's fault, not mine. The stock is about to ramp. It's one of the few tech stocks that is still below where it reported its quarter. I'm giving it two thumbs up, way up.'
Adobe Systems (NASDAQ: ADBE) offers business and mobile software and services. The firm's products include tools for professional publishing, Web design, video production, business process automation, and mobile device interfacing. Its well-known Acrobat Reader displays portable document format (PDF) files on the Internet. Its Web and print publishing products include the widely-used Photoshop, Illustrator, and PageMaker programs. Adobe's InDesign publishing package provides
The proliferation of video is an important trend. Adobe is the most important software firm in this space. Flash is one of the key driving forces enabling the video revolution. Flash was developed by Macromedia. Since Macromedia was acquired by Adode, the brain trust that created Flash has ascended to the upper echelons of the Adobe management team. The glare of explosive reveune growth often blinds tech investors. Go w/the tortoise. Adobe is a core holding. They will be there at the end. Their fundamentals are stellar. Twenty per cent + profit margins, excellent cash flow and free cash ...
15.11-2007. Adobe wave update. Wedge is broken now, in most cases price test lower wedge line from below (this reminds me NTAP recent case) as resistance before heading south again as did Adobe also. (update with one stockchart). Note that this is very individual bearish stockpattern (even I think itīs the best bearish wedge & stockpattern I found at the top) and one should not consider overall market condition is this bearish.
7.11-2007. Adobe StockChart Updates. Time to start consider to make turnaround now from recent blogpost bullish view to bearish one.
The stock has been moving in a trading range during the past 2 months.
Yesterday's session printed a tentative breakout to the upside of the range with an up gap.
The candle printed does not look bullish. An option could be to trade the continuation of the trading range fading the breakout. The risk is limited although you would go against the general market trend.
Adobe is about to release a new product cycle which is an obvious reason to buy right now. The most exciting part of it though are the tools that Adobe will release in addition to the expected product releases. The two most exciting products to me are the announcement of an free online version of Photoshop and the new Apollo platform. The online Photoshop is huge news since Photoshop is one of Adobe's dominating product brands and will without a doubt capture a large following upon release. The Apollo platform is still in the air regarding it's success but the idea of leveraging the massive...
Adobe has purchased most of it's major competition. The FLV format has revolutionized video on the Internet (google video, youtube, etc) and the new FLEX platform has great potential. Developers will be ramping up for VISTA and Premier for Mac is coming back. All great stuff in my humble opinion.
Next year is the perfect year for ADBE, new products release cycle. What's good about this one, is it's finally 100% compatible or navtive support with the new OS X Intel and Vista. So hold on and enjoy the ride up and up. I would expect the range of 70-85 around june or july.
The quite surprise..
- I've owned Adobe for many years. I always figured this was a sweet company to hold.
At the time I read an article about how Adobe was voted one of the...
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