On June 11, Adobe fell 3.36% in regular trading, trading at $224.11/share, with trading value of $402 million. The decline came on the same day the company is scheduled to report fiscal Q2 results after market close.

Market anxiety over generative AI self-cannibalization continues to weigh heavily on the stock. Management previously acknowledged that the traditional Adobe Stock business has experienced worse-than-expected declines as customers shift toward AI-generated content. While consensus estimates project Q2 revenue of approximately $6.45 billion (up ~10% YoY) and EPS of $5.81 (up ~15% YoY), and the company has maintained a 100% earnings beat record over the past two years, investors remain skeptical that AI monetization can offset legacy business erosion quickly enough.

Adding to the pressure, multiple investment banks recently lowered target prices — Stifel cut its target from $400 to $350, and TD Cowen reduced its target from $310 to $285. The broader software sector also faces systematic selling, with the IGV ETF declining for seven consecutive sessions. Adobe stock has fallen 32% year-to-date, with 9 out of its last 11 post-earnings sessions resulting in declines.

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