Adobe Stock (NASDAQ: ADBE) is currently in a dip since the beginning of December after a splendid upward trend Between October and November.
Investors expect the stock to bounce back after correcting the recent price rise just as it did after the September pullback.
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What is Adobe stock?
Adobe Stock is the stock of Adobe Inc., and it trades on the NASDAQ Stock Exchange under the symbol NASDAQ: ADBE.
Adobe Inc. was originally known as Adobe Systems Incorporated. It is an American multinational computer software company headquartered in San Jose, California.
Adobe specializes in software used for the creation and publication of graphics, illustrations, motion pictures, photography, animation, and print.
Some of its renowned products include Adobe Photoshop image editing software, Portable Document Format (PDF), Adobe Illustrator vector-based illustration software, and Adobe Acrobat Reader.
Should I buy Adobe stock today?
If you are looking for a stock dip that you can take advantage of, the Adobe stock price dip could be a great opportunity.
Adobe stock price prediction
The current Adobe stock retracement is not expected to last long. Analysts predict that the stock will correct the pullback by the end of the year.
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