That would be a 37.5 pe based on 16 guidance while having a looming DOJ case, questionable government policies, razor thin margins, etc
The eps when it was at 600 was like 25+
Interesting. I guess they have some servicing business BUT it's apparently NOT profitable enough to put them in the Black, given that they are losing $$ and have negative EPS.
Maybe the play here is for LDI to spin off its Servicing business? Why does LDI have negative EPS if they have a decent Servicing business?
Don't forget that COOP has close to $1B in earnings, which it's bringing to the RKT deal.
Horrible move selling.
Obviously the negative revenue eps miss company whos sales are down in every market across the world is going to pump to 400 tomorrow for no reason.
ADBE Earnings:
[https://www.adobe.com/cc-shared/assets/investor-relations/pdfs/11905202/aiy4w5teshy5t.pdf](https://www.adobe.com/cc-shared/assets/investor-relations/pdfs/11905202/aiy4w5teshy5t.pdf)
• RPO +13% to $20.44B.
• Digital Media ARR +12% to $18.6B
• Revenue +11% to $6.0B ($80M beat)
• Non-GAAP EPS $5.31 ($0.13 beat)
• Q4 FY25 revenue \~$6.1B ($10M beat)
• FY25 revenue \~$23.7B ($0.1B beat)
The company that is actually consistently making money, unlike ORCL going up 40% on non-binding agreement with OpenAI for money that OpenAI doesn't have yet.
ADBE Q3 earnings released!
Revenue: $5.9 billion (+10% year-over-year)✅
EPS: $5.15, slightly exceeding expectations 💰
Creative Cloud & Document Cloud subscriptions continue to grow 📈
AI products Firefly/Acrobat AI drive user engagement 🤖
The company raised its full-year guidance, demonstrating confidence in its AI strategy 🚀
Adobe's earnings exceeded expectations. Could the stock price see a breakout? 📊