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Jim Lebenthal Buys More Adobe Stock Despite Past Underperformance

CNBC TelevisionJanuary 5, 20262 min2,254 views
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Adobe's Operational Strength and Stock Performance

  • πŸ’‘ Despite a history of stellar operational reports leading to stock declines, Adobe is showing signs of turning around.
  • πŸ“ˆ The stock is up 8% today, a significant win after underperforming for the last eight quarters, even with strong earnings.
  • πŸš€ A key factor is the company's strategy of shrinking the float, which is beginning to impact the stock price positively.

AI Concerns and Market Perception

  • ⚠️ For years, Adobe has been unfairly tarnished by the premise that AI would negatively impact its business.
  • 🎯 However, the stock has consistently outperformed over the last three years, demonstrating resilience against AI disruption.
  • πŸ“Š Analysts are now beginning to recognize that Adobe is not going away, though some like Morgan Stanley maintain an 'equal weight' rating with a price target of $425.

Investment Rationale and Outlook

  • πŸ’° Jim Lebenthal bought more Adobe stock today, believing it is unfairly tarnished and currently a cheap stock.
  • πŸ“‰ Josh Brown acknowledges the stock's oversold condition and technical breakout but expresses difficulty in gaining long-term conviction.
  • βœ… Lebenthal views the stock as oversold given its operational performance and is optimistic about its future, especially with the float reduction strategy.
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