Personally, I’d consider selling puts when the stock nears the $50–$55 range, where the P/S ratio drops below 30. That would imply a healthier risk/reward balance and a much more realistic valuation for a company that’s still proving its standalone strength post-Adobe deal cancellation.
As for buying the dip, I’m not rushing in yet. The $41 price tag from Adobe’s failed acquisition still lingers in the back of my mind—that was a $20B valuation, and anything near that level would offer a much more attractive long-term entry.
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- Bryanboy93·2025-08-06Very fair analysis1Report
- Shyon·2025-08-06Glad to know about it1Report
