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Symbol ADBE
Name Adobe Inc.
Currency USD
Sector Information Technology
IndustryGroup Software & Services
Industry Software
Market NASDAQ Global Select
Country United States
State CA
City San Jose
Zipcode 95110-2704
Website http://www.adobe.com
Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures will open Sunday evening, with the final Federal Reserve meeting of 2024 scheduled for Dec. 17-18, where a quarter-point rate cut is expected. The stock market had a mixed week, with the Nasdaq slightly up, driven by gains in Alphabet, Tesla, and Broadcom, while Nvidia lagged amid rising Treasury yields. Palantir, MicroStrategy, and Axon Enterprise will join the Nasdaq 100 index, replacing Moderna, Super Micro Computer, and Illumina.
Adobe's 2025 sales and earnings guidance fell short of expectations as the company focuses on expanding its generative AI technology before monetization, leading to a stock decline. Oracle also reported mixed results, with a 10% EPS gain and 9% sales increase, but missed high expectations. Meanwhile, Tesla reached a record high amid optimism about self-driving technology, and Alphabet's stock surged following the announcement of a breakthrough quantum computing chip and new AI tools.
Jim Cramer highlighted the significance of President-elect Donald Trump's visit to the New York Stock Exchange, viewing it as a positive indicator for the market despite a decline in major averages. Cramer emphasized Trump's pro-business attitude, which he believes reassures investors and fosters a favorable environment for stock prices, contrasting it with President Biden's lack of engagement with the NYSE. He drew parallels to former President Reagan's visit in 1985, suggesting that Trump's presence signals a commitment to supporting higher stock values.
Dow Jones, S&P 500, and Nasdaq futures showed little change after hours, with Broadcom and Costco reporting earnings. Broadcom's results indicated a potential breakout, while Arm Holdings flashed a buy signal. The stock market rally faced modest losses, particularly among small caps, as the Nasdaq remains near record highs despite a decline in major tech stocks like Nvidia and Adobe.
U.S. stock indexes closed lower on Thursday, pressured by a rise in tech stocks and bond yields following a hotter-than-expected producer price index report, which showed wholesale prices increased by 0.4% in November. Nvidia and Adobe led declines in the Nasdaq, with Adobe's stock plummeting nearly 14% due to a disappointing revenue outlook. The Dow Jones fell over 230 points, while jobless claims rose to 242,000, exceeding forecasts and marking the highest level since early October.
Stocks closed lower as the Dow experienced its longest losing streak since April, dropping 0.5% to 43,914. A hotter-than-expected inflation report and declines in major stocks like Nvidia and Tesla weighed on investor sentiment. ServiceTitan surged 42% in its market debut, while Adobe fell 13.7% due to weak revenue guidance. UnitedHealth Group's shares dropped 3.4% amid bipartisan efforts to break up large healthcare companies.
Wall Street experienced a downturn with the S&P 500, Nasdaq, and Dow all sliding amid concerns over inflation and interest rates. The Dow fell 0.5%, while the Nasdaq dropped 0.6%, despite Apple shares reaching a record high. A hotter-than-expected producer price index raised questions about the Federal Reserve's rate decisions moving forward, particularly after a disappointing revenue forecast from Adobe, which saw its shares plummet nearly 14%.
Wall Street experienced a downturn with the Dow Jones Industrial Average down about 0.5%, the S&P 500 off 0.4%, and the Nasdaq Composite falling roughly 0.5%. Investor confidence wavered following mixed inflation data, with a hotter-than-expected producer price index raising concerns about the Federal Reserve's interest rate decisions. Additionally, Adobe's disappointing revenue forecast, revealing struggles with AI investments, contributed to the negative sentiment, causing its shares to plummet by about 14%.
Profit-taking dominated the stock market as sellers targeted Magnificent Seven stocks following the Nasdaq's historic rise above 20,000. While Adobe plummeted over 10% after disappointing quarterly results, tech firms like Confluent and Ciena thrived, with Upstart rising more than 4%. The Nasdaq composite dipped nearly 0.4%, influenced by higher-than-expected wholesale prices, while the Dow Jones edged up 0.1%, maintaining a 17.3% year-to-date gain.
Adobe Inc. focuses on software development for design, publication, and visual content distribution, with 73.3% of net sales from digital media software. Revenue sources are predominantly subscriptions (94.2%), with a geographical breakdown showing 53.9% from the United States and 25.1% from Europe/Middle East/Africa.

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