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The claim

“Adobe is a tremendously profitable software franchise trading at a valuation that implies the market has written off its growth, but bears cite decelerating growth and AI threat.”

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Why

Adobe is trading at a valuation implies the market has largely written off its growth.

Adobe is a tremendously profitable software franchise trading at a valuation that screams the market thinks growth is over.

Risk

Growth is decelerating. AI threatens the moat, and management is borrowing money to keep the buyback party going.

The structured call

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Bullish
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The receipt

YouTube · 9:549:54

“Adobe is a tremendously profitable software franchise trading at a valuation that implies the market has written off its growth, but bears cite decelerating growth and AI threat.”

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“Adobe is a mispriced buy with record revenue, AI integration, insider buying, and low multiples, offering almost 25% annualized return.”

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“Adobe is a mispriced buy with record revenue, AI integration, insider buying, and low multiples, offering almost 25% annualized return.”

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