Adobe Inc (ADBE) 銘柄情報

Institutional investors don’t want it

yes this could easily hit 300 again. but why? smh

ADBE, still declining

ADBE, still a dollar cost Average stock

ADBE dollar cost average

ADBE dollar cost average

ADBE shorts in control

ADBE, one month

~bought some 5/20 $530 calls @.26c les rip 

ADBE 10 day hourly

ADBE reports Thursday

ADBE, one year chart
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ADBE, new 52 week low

ADBE, new 52 week

$ADBE: Cullllledddddddddddddddddddd

Yikes.............. now $380

Whatta massive takedown in one day.

Make America RECESSIONARY again !!!!!!!!!!!!

~bought some 12/13 $700 calls @.11

ADBE, 10Q due DEC 11

it was a fail cant win them all

no i trade to win got stopped out of this POS

U must trade to lose

Fail

up 100% on the 550 calls. 1.03 LFG breakout time short squeeze coming

now its time to buy 550 calls @ .50 9/27

way over sold getting ready for a squeeze here!!!! buying the dip 550 calls 9/20 and 9/27 Lets gooooooo

it wont be the last tech stock to announce weaker guidance

~yeah, guidance was a let down

Maybe next time

~small ouch

Ouch

~bought 9/13 $700 calls @.07c

ADBE 10Q expected 6/13

~very small, like throwing a pea in the ocean.

Hope you played small

~yup very small ouch, but I appreciate your concern.

Ouch

~bought 3/22 $840 calls @.13c before earnings lotto who knows AI

ADBE 10Q due March 14

Down over $100 from 52 wk high

ADBE new 52 week new high

ADBE new 52 week high

ADBE new 52 week high

ADBE new 52 week high

ADBE new 52 week high

ADBE new 52 week high

ADBE new 52 week high

In some puts today

ADBE new 52 week high

ADBE new 52 week high

More about Adobe
Fresh off its Generative Fill Tool that created plenty of buzz, Adobe has previewed a new generative artificial intelligence (AI) tool.

Dubbed Project Gingerbread, the AI image generator tool can place and size 3D models into scenes to make composites that can be tailored into realistic-looking photos.

As noted by Creative Bloq, Gingerbread is still a work-in-progress but it seemingly allows the user to adjust the angle and perspective of an image generated via a text prompt.

IBM and Adobe Expand Partnership With Generative AI Focus
BY PYMNTS | JUNE 19, 2023

IBM and Adobe are expanding their partnership to help brands create content with artificial intelligence (AI).

The collaboration, announced Monday (June 19), will see IBM Consulting debut a portfolio of Adobe consulting services to help customers “navigate the complex generative AI landscape, bringing together innovation, technology and design to digitally reinvent customer interactions,” IBM said in a news release.

According to the release, Adobe’s enterprise clients will gain access to IBM Consulting experts, who can help them implement generative AI models for the design and creative process.

“We’re seeing incredible momentum in AI adoption as more brands turn to generative AI to create seamless and highly personalized customer experiences to drive growth and improve productivity,” said Matt Candy, global managing partner, IBM iX Customer & Experience Transformation, IBM Consulting.

“By expanding our strategic partnership with Adobe, we can help marketers more effectively design AI-powered experiences while establishing appropriate guardrails, so the AI is built on trust and transparency principles to promote brand consistency and integrity.”

The announcement comes as more and more companies add generative AI functions into their offerings, such as last week’s debut of Meta Platforms’ generative AI model that performs speech-generation tasks such as audio editing, sampling and styling.

As PYMNTS noted recently, generative AI is bringing brands’ customer service to its next horizon, with technology that can detect emotion, offer advice and complete entire transactions.

Already, more than 60% of consumers say that voice assistants will become as smart and reliable as human assistants, while 41% project that will happen within five years, according to the PYMNTS report “How Consumers Want to Live In the Voice Economy.”

Last month saw reports that IBM was freezing or slowing hiring for roughly 26,000 back-office roles, positions that could be handled by AI.

“I could easily see 30% of that getting replaced by AI and automation over a five-year period,” CEO Arvind Krishna said at the time, though he later clarified this doesn’t necessarily mean the company’s total employment would decrease.

“That gives the ability to plow a lot more investment into value-creating activities,” said Krishna. “We hired more people than were let go because we’re hiring into areas where there is a lot more demand from our clients.”