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Adobe's Strong Q2 Results Met with Mixed Analyst Response

Adobe's revenue and EPS soared past estimates. Despite this, some analysts have lowered their price targets and one has downgraded the stock.

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Adobe's Strong Q2 Results Met with Mixed Analyst Response

Adobe's latest quarterly results have been announced, with revenue and earnings per share both exceeding expectations. However, stock market analysts have been mixed in their assessments, with some downgrading their recommendations on Adobe's stock market today.

Adobe's revenue for the quarter grew by 10.7% to $5.99 billion, surpassing analyst estimates. Earnings per share also came in at $5.31, exceeding expectations. Looking ahead, Adobe's management forecasts earnings per share between $20.80 and $20.85 for the full year 2025.

Despite these positive results, some analysts have lowered their price targets for Adobe's stock market today. Stifel Nicolaus and Oppenheimer are among those who have done so. Additionally, Mizuho downgraded Adobe's stock from 'Strong Buy' to 'Hold'. Currently, Adobe's stock market today is trading below its important moving averages, indicating a downtrend. Over the past 12 months, Adobe's stock market today has ranged from $330.04 to $557.90, with significant technical resistance to overcome for a trend reversal.

Adobe's strong quarterly results have been met with a mixed response from analysts. While revenue and earnings per share exceeded expectations, some analysts have lowered their price targets and one has downgraded Adobe's stock market today. The stock's current position below its moving averages and the presence of technical resistance suggest a challenging outlook for Adobe's share price.

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