Adobe Inc (ADBE)

[Penny Roger$]

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[tradersplaybook]

Playbook game plan for ADBE on 01/11/2012

Here's our thoughts:

[retiredanalyst]

Had you listened to me on 9-20-11, I told everyone that Flash was dead and HTML5 was the real deal. Too bad nobody listens.

[$King]

ADBE @ 26.5

[$King]

ADOBE @ 27.135

[retiredanalyst]

Flash has been marginalized with HTML5. That's just the way it is.

[bullfrog971]

Trade Analysis with support levels on ADBE breakdown http://www.shareplanner.com/photos/ryanmallory/photo.html?albumid=24#photoid=257

[timvic]

ADBE gained 1.67% on 03/22/11 and a total percentage of 3.27% in the past 3 days
ADBE is trading in the range of $31.53 - $35.84 in the past 30 days.
Average True Range (Atr) is bullish for ADBE.
Commodity Channel Index (CCI) is bullish for ADBE.
Money Flow Index (MFI) is bullish and moving up for ADBE.
On Balance Volume (OBV) is bullish and moving up for ADBE.
The 10-day simple moving average is bearish and moving down for ADBE.
Average volume increase over 10% for ADBE.
Stock performance base on day of week in the past 90 days.
Monday: 7.63%
Tuesday: -3.85%
Wednesday: 0.69%
Thursday: 1.84%
Friday: 1.40%

[$hylo]

Rumor: IBM could bid for Adobe

[bdr]

This may break the 52 week high VERY soon ...........imo

[camarotyphoon]

great invest with ADBE
you know new market CMS, where DAY SOFTWARE is global number one????

big business in future times for ADBE

[princes1988]

ADBE: Q4 Earnings Preview
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Good One
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http://istockwizard.blogspot.com/2010/12/adobe-systems-nasdaq-adbe-q4-earnings.html

[camarotyphoon]

I love that comment


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[Bull Trader]

Nvidia, Adobe among companies seen as possible Apple takeover targets, FT says
Oct 25, 2010 9:08:00 AM

There has been a great deal of speculation that Apple (AAPL) could look to make one or more acquisitions, after Apple CEO Steve Jobs said last week that the company believes it has "strategic opportunities," according to the Financial Times. Among the smaller companies mentioned as possible Apple targets are Akamai (AKAM), whose infrastructure-rich content delivery network could help Apple, according to some analysts, the newspaper reported. Arm Holdings (ARMH), whose chip design formed the basis for the A4 microchip used in several Apple products, is also seen as a possible Apple target, but graphics chipmaker Nvidia (NVDA) is viewed as a more likely choice for Steve Jobs. It is also rumored that Apple could acquire Rovi (ROVI), which licensed intellectual property related to Internet TV to the technology giant, or Adobe (ADBE), which could allow Apple's iPhone to compete more effectively with phones featuring Google's (GOOG) Android operating system. Finally, Disney (DIS) and Facebook are the larger companies seen as possible Apple targets. In early trading, Akamai rose 3.19% to $49.13, while Arm Holdings was flat at $18.42, Nvidia added 0.97% to $11.91, Rovi added 0.77% to $50.86, Adobe inched up 0.11% to $28.24, and Disney gained 1.52% to $35.50.

[rayank]

Impressive

[camarotyphoon]

I'm shareholder of Day Software in switzerland and Adobe won the game for takeover. Adobe has a big big big part in hand with this co number one in CMS market with standards worldwide.

of course all others will buy Adobe with his new part

concrat ADBE

http://finance.yahoo.com/news/Adobe-has-enough-shares-for-apf-2806010838.html?x=0

[rayank]

yeah due to a merge rumor with msft

[camarotyphoon]

microsoft make scares to shorties

http://bits.blogs.nytimes.com/2010/10/07/microsoft-and-adobe-chiefs-meet-to-discuss-partnerships/?partner=yahoofinance

[bobbytx1]

BUY out ?????????

[camarotyphoon]

what a nice short squeeze

[rayank]

Flat for now, but next year yes, I agree

[MartvanderVelde]

Time to buy some... looking for high 30's next year.

[rayank]

in at 26.32 - solid company long term

[momentum74]

in for a bounce ah 27.90

[Burkhard]

These higher priced PPS stocks scare me.

I want out, cancel my GTC and sell at market.

$35.7 gives me a $6 per share profit for a cool $6000 and some change, sell set.


GLA

Sieg

there it goes $35.7 sold, bank $6000.35

[Burkhard]

C'mon ADBE, hit my GTC @ $38 eom.


GLA

Sieg

[Luca Brasi]

I heard a buyout is coming soon from apple....could be true?

[buhg1b]

TECH & YOU: Photoshop's Little Online Brother

http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_17/b4081000478911.htm?campaign_id=yhoo" target="_blank">http://us.rd.yahoo.com/finance/editorial/xbizwk/SIG=127a5qkcf/*http://www.businessweek.com/magazine/content/08_17/b4081000478911.htm?campaign_id=yhoo

April 16, 2008, 5:14PM EST
Photoshop's Little Online Brother
With Adobe's new Web 2.0 offering, you can easily smarten up pictures for Internet display

by Stephen H. Wildstrom

If you are in newspapers, magazines, movies, or the software business, creating Web-based versions of your products may be central to your mission. It's true for Adobe (ADBE), whose graphics and presentation software is used to prepare much of the content on the Web. Now Adobe is offering a free online version of its popular Photoshop.

The new service, Photoshop Express, doesn't try to replicate desktop Photoshop, with its hundreds of tools, filters, and effects. Instead, Express is designed simply to improve the looks of photos intended for online display. It competes mostly with fairly primitive tools offered by photo-sharing sites as well as online editing services such as Picnik and FotoFlexer. Officially, Express is still a beta, or test, program and has some rough edges to show for it. But it offers useful, exclusive features that draw on the heritage of its big brother Photoshop.

Express works entirely within a browser—no download is required—and all you need to run it is the latest version of Adobe Flash. I was able to use Express in Internet Explorer, Firefox, and Safari on Windows (MSFT), Mac (AAPL), and Linux systems.

How It Works

You start by uploading photos you want to work with, either directly from your computer or by linking to your online account at Facebook, Photo­bucket, or Picasa (GOOG). (Support for Flickr (YHOO) is expected soon, and links to other photo-­sharing sites are in the works.) You can use up to 2 gigabytes of storage, but if you are uploading high-­resolution pictures, you may be reminded of how painfully slow uploads are on most Internet connections.

Opening one of your photos for editing also can take a surprisingly long time, but once the picture is ready, work zips along. A basic set of tools performs such functions as cropping, rotating, or straightening the image, removing red-eye, and adjusting the exposure. The niftiest feature is Touch­up, a version of the "healing" tool in desktop Photoshop. It cleverly blends a region with its surroundings to make blemishes disappear. With careful use, you can get rid of anything from a pimple to a distracting ceiling light.

A set of more advanced tools lets you change white balance to get rid of off-color tinges, adjust the lighting, and sharpen or soften the focus. And there's an assortment of special effects, including black-and-white conversion, tinting, and the ability to distort parts of the picture. Most of these functions work by presenting you with eight thumbnails showing suggested changes. Hovering over a thumbnail with your cursor temporarily applies the change to the full picture. It's almost impossible to mess up, because you can move back step by step and revert instantly to any previous edit just by picking it from a strip of thumbnails.

For Online Use Only

For now, at least, the only thing you can do with pictures you have edited right on the Photoshop Express site—other than e-mail them—is share them in galleries or slide shows the software sets up for you. There's no direct way to send them off for printing, although that capability will doubtless arrive as Adobe strikes deals with other services. I believe you are generally better off linking to a Picasa or Photobucket account and taking advantage of those sites' sharing, printing, and download features. You simply give Express your user name and password, and your pictures appear as an Express album.

The serious amateur photographer looking for a digital darkroom will want one of the more capable desktop products, either the professional $649 Photoshop CS3 or the consumer-oriented Photoshop Elements 5.0, a great value at $100. Photoshop Express is an excellent promotional tool for those products, and it also demonstrates that Adobe really understands how to build Web-based applications.

Wildstrom is Technology & You columnist for BusinessWeek. You can contact him at [e-mail] .

[LisaMarie]

Absolutely the standard in photography and graphic design....it simply amazes me how many people out there have turned using Adobe Photoshop Actions into a business.

In fact, I see more and more people jumping aboard creating a few actions to apply to photographs and appear to be successful in selling their "action scripted products." There's only a select few who I look up to in the wedding photography industry that I'd purchase from (Kevin Kubota & The Boutwell's) - both are great!! While I love to create in Photoshop - why reinvent certain aspects of the software that you're going to use over and over again....as the saying goes "why reinvent the wheel."

Thanks for the welcome - it's great to be a part of Adobe's growth!

[buhg1b]

Haha. That's great! Welcome aboard, it is a pleasure. Adobe looks like a real winner. The products are quite reliable and helpful imho.

[LisaMarie]

Hey There fellow Graphic Artist! I'm excited to see you started an Adobe board - I swear I was going to start one tonight! I started a board on Canon (CAJ) and want to get more of the companies I use and invest in up and running over here at iHub. I'm a commercial photographer & will definitely be checking your board weekly.

Oh Yeah.....my Mac is loaded with tons of Adobe too - Photoshop, Illustrator, pretty much the Creative Suite!! Gotta love Adobe!!

[LisaMarie]

Hey There fellow Graphic Artist! I'm excited to see you started an Adobe board - I swear I was going to start one tonight! I started a board on Canon (CAJ) and want to get more of the companies I use and invest in up and running over here at iHub. I'm a commercial photographer & will definitely be checking your board weekly.

Oh Yeah.....my Mac is loaded with tons of Adobe too - Photoshop, Illustrator, pretty much the Creative Suite!! Gotta love Adobe!!

[buhg1b]

Howdy and welcome. Adobe has expanded into many business segments. Two of my favorites are the CAD software suite and the webconferencing app.

[ddbl_our_buck]

hi all here and those not here. Core holding Roth IRA. Graphic arts is my job. I add whenever I have a thousand dollars..

GLTA ddbl