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Accenture Q1 FY2026 Earnings: A Wonderful Business, Still Waiting for Growth
Accenture reported strong fiscal Q1 2026 results, exceeding revenue and earnings expectations while managing margins and generating cash. However, growth remains cautious with low-single-digit revenue increases. AI demand is emphasized as crucial for long-term growth, yet short-term challenges persist. The stock is viewed as fairly valued at approximately $270.
Adobe Q4 FY2025 — AI Adoption Strengthens, ARR Hits New Highs, and The Stock Barely Moves
Adobe reported a solid Q4 FY2025, with revenue rising 10% YoY to $6.19 billion and surpassing $25 billion in ARR. Despite strong financials, the stock slipped 0.8% post-results, reflecting high investor expectations around AI monetization. The company remains a robust subscription model with a fair value around $520 per share.
Oracle Q2 FY2026 — Revenue Miss, AI Backlog Surge, and a 14% Drop: Value Reset or Warning Sign?
Oracle’s Q2 FY2026 results showed mixed performance with revenue at $16.06B slightly below expectations, while adjusted EPS at $2.26 was aided by a one-time gain. A significant $523B RPO backlog indicates strong future demand, yet stock fell over 10% to ~$199 amid concerns over profitability and capital intensity.
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