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Adobe Systems Inc. (NasdaqGS: ADBE) = Strong Buy ADBE shot up over 11% yesterday after beating earnings expectations and reiterating its previous Q2 guidance. The message from the chart below is that the stock has much more upside. Dating back to the late 1990s, ADBE's stock (adjusted for dividends and splits) has been correlated with the 12-month rate-of-change of consumer prices for software. However, since last September ADBE's stock price has diverged from overall software prices, a trend that we expect will reverse in coming quarters. Despite the recession, software prices are ...
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Neutral on ADBE ...
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The price will drop for a few weeks. The new CS4 will start selling in a few weeks when more companies adopt it.
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See if this one goes up
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This seems to be doing pretty good. Ate up Macromedia. My company uses it no matter how bad it is. Probably a good buy.
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Adobe... especially these days..
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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...
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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... ...
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From the Blogosphere
Company News for November 9, 2009 – Corporate Summary
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• Kraft (NYSE:KFT) is due to formalize its Cadbury (NYSE:CBY) bid for about $16.7 billion as the deadline for an offer hits • Northrop Grumman (NYSE:NOC) announced it is selling its TASC consulting operations to two private equity firms for $1.65 billion • About $30 billion was the agreed-to valuation which General Electric (NYSE:GE) and Comcast (NASDAQ:CMCSA) placed on the joint venture between NBC Universal and Comcast • Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) upgraded Adobe Systems (NASDAQ:ADBE) to "buy," and lifted its price target to $42 <>• Goldman Sachs (NYSE:GS) added Lexmark (NYSE:LXK) to it<><><><><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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Goldman Upgrades ADBE, CRM; Downgrades LXK, RHT, VRSN
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Goldman Sachs this morning made a flurry of rating changes in the tech sector, upgrading Adobe (ADBE) and Salesforce.com (CRM), while downgrading Lexmark (LXK), Red Hat (RHT) and VeriSign (VRSN). Here a rundown on the moves: <><>Adobe: Software analyst Sarah Friar upped her rating to Buy from Neutral, setting a price target of $42; the stock closed Friday at $34.65. She writes that “a compelling investment case for Adobe is building,” including the coming launch of Creative Suite 5, which she says should be buoyed by a PC refresh cycle and OS upgrades from Apple and Microsoft. She also says ...
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Nasdaq Market Wrap 8 November
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The 60-minute trend is up according to the force index indicator. %b has printed a slightly negative divergence. Prices last week printed an impressive of 5 cnsecutive up days and now they restesting the rising trendline. 1749 and 1775 the resistance. Support at 1650. Then 1590. Prices are now testing the lower trendline of a channel that prices are forming. AKAM, AMZN, COST, QCOM, SBUX printed new 20-day highs. JAVA printed a 20-day low. EBAY and GILD printed 5 and GOOG 4 consecutive up closes. I remain negative on the market and will need to assess how high this move will continue. ...
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Nasdaq Market Wrap 8 November
The 60-minute trend is up according to the force index indicator. %b has printed a slightly negative divergence. Prices last week printed an impressive of 5 cnsecutive up days and now they restesting the rising trendline. 1749 and 1775 the resistance. Support at 1650. Then 1590. Prices are now testing the lower trendline of a channel that prices are forming. AKAM, AMZN, COST, QCOM, SBUX printed new 20-day highs. JAVA printed a 20-day low. EBAY and GILD printed 5 and GOOG 4 consecutive up closes. I remain negative on the market and will need to assess how high this move will continue. ...
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Salesforce Partners Adobe – Analyst Blog
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Salesforce.com (CRM) has entered into a strategic business deal with Adobe Systems Incorporated (ADBE), whereby the entities will combine the cloud computing power of the Force.com with the Adobe Flash Platform in order to offer the customer a high quality Internet experience in the cloud. The combined service is presented as Adobe Flash Builder for Force.com, which will improve the end consumer Internet experience, as well as improve the productivity of web developers.
This is another example of Salesforce.com’s diversification of its service offerings, utilizing the cloud computing platf< />< />< />< /><><><><><><>< />< />< />< />< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><>< /><><>< /><>< /><>< />< />...
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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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