Analyst on Adobe Inc (ADBE): ‘I’m on My Last Nerve With This Stock’

We recently published Top 10 Stocks to Watch After Federal Reserve’s Rate Cut. Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) is one of the stocks analysts were recently talking about.

Jim Lebenthal, a partner at Cerity Partners, expressed his frustration with Adobe in a program on CNBC back in late July. The analyst highlighted the AI-related overhangs and concerns Wall Street has about the company.

“I’m on my last nerve with this stock,” Lebenthal said. “I mean, it’s the company’s operational performance has been fine. The stock’s performance has been absolutely lousy. I’m giving it one more earnings report. That’s what the thing is is the stock keeps reacting like, well, the next quarter they’re going to get their lunch eaten by whomever. It’s not happening quarter after quarter. But what’s also not happening is the stock isn’t getting any respect. This is not a hill I want to die on. One more quarterly report. It either responds positively or I’m done.”

Adobe delivered strong quarterly results earlier this month and raised its outlook amid increasing adoption of AI tools. In the recently reported quarter, Adobe’s revenue rose 11% YoY and Digital Media revenue also jumped amid growth in AI-infused tools like Acrobat AI Assistant and Firefly.

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Diamond Hill Large Cap Fund stated the following regarding Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) in its second quarter 2025 investor letter:

“Despite the markets’ relatively sharp bounce following April’s downward volatility, we were able to initiate a new position in Adobe Inc. (NASDAQ:ADBE) at what we consider a compelling valuation.

Adobe is the largest provider of creative content software by a wide margin, offering a robust suite of tools used by design professionals across various verticals, including graphic designers, video editors, and web and mobile app creators. The company also has strong positions in marketing and direct customer engagement software and owns the near-ubiquitous Adobe Acrobat platform. Although investors have seemingly weighed the potential for greater competition and AI disruption in the period ahead, we believe the current valuation largely reflects these concerns, particularly given the breadth and diversification of Adobe’s solutions, its incumbency and strong market positioning and its ongoing willingness to innovate. For example, over the last few years, it has infused more AI into its existing products. Consequently, we believe Adobe can deliver solid fundamentals over the next several years. So, we capitalized on what we consider an attractive discount relative to our estimate of intrinsic value to initiate a position in Q2.”

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