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🧠 Adobe’s Big AI Move: Why $ADBE Might Be the Most Undervalued AI Stock Right Now Monday, Adobe (NASDAQ: ADBE) announced a major step forward in enterprise artificial intelligence — introducing Adobe AI Foundry , a platform designed to help companies build custom generative AI models tailored to their brand identity and creative assets. This is not just another AI buzzword moment. It could be the start of Adobe’s next growth chapter — and yet, the stock is trading near its 52-week low . Let’s break down why this might present a rare opportunity for long-term investors. 🚀 What is Adobe AI Foundry? The new AI Foundry allows enterprises to train custom AI models using their own creative assets — images, videos, and text — directly inside Adobe’s ecosystem. Think of it as “your brand’s personal AI studio” : Trained on your own brand data (logos, campaigns, tone, visuals) Integrated with Adobe’s Firefly generative AI family Designed for brand consistency, IP protectio...

 Over the last few days, as the market attempts to bounce and push higher, the trading volume has been declining, indicating that the price action lacks strong support. Next Friday marks a major options expiration day, which could lead to increased market volatility. Be cautious with your long positions, as heightened volatility may return in the middle or later part of next week.

As you can see in the screenshots below, the Nasdaq 100 ETF ($QQQ) sold off by more than 10%, and the S&P 500 ETF ($SPY) sold off by more than 5%. Is this the start of a bear market or just a correction? First, let's discuss how this all began on July 11th. What triggered this sell-off? On July 11th, economic data was released, including a negative CPI report. This may have led smart money to decide it was the top, anticipating rate cuts that the Fed was late to implement. This caused a significant sell-off on July 11th, followed by a brief pullback and another sell-off, as observed in the screenshots. Then, on July 24th, another significant economic event occurred: the PMI came in under 50, which is a major warning sign. We all know that when the Fed keeps rates high for longer than needed, a recession often follows. Even if they start to lower rates, it may not help immediately. You can check all these charts  here The next big hit was due to the Initial Jobless Claims, which...