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ADBE Stock Prediction: Why Adobe Deserves A Price Target Of $350 Software-as-a-service stocks are the new FAANG. Two years from now, it is reasonable to estimate that Adobe will be earning $8 billion in annual sales from Creative Cloud subscription fees. Renting software to creative professionals is a high-margin endeavor. The almost zero-competition against Creative Cloud is helping Adobe enjoy a gross margin of more than 85.16% and net income margin of 26.10%.



On top of that, a stronger AI-enabled Creative Cloud software-as-a-service business can help Adobe increase its earnings per share to beyond $10. Using a 35x P/E valuation ratio basis, a $10 annual from Adobe should push ADBE’s stock price to $350. Since there is little to none competition against Adobe Creative Cloud, it is still reasonable to use 35x P/E.



Read more. News coverage by USA Today: News 13 TV Channel Confirms I Know First AI-Driven Stock Market Predictions Accuracy Through Live-Fire Test Israeli News 13 TV channel visited the wealth-tech company I Know First to shoot a story for the broadcast. The idea was to find out if the company lived up to its promise of delivering accurate stock market forecasts, relying on an advanced AI.



With late August-early September 2019 selected as the review period, the stock forecast algorithm was in for a tough test. As everyone with even the minimal exposure to the market must have already noticed, these days were marked by increased volatility coming on the back of the tensions between the US and China, fears of a possible recession and the ongoing turmoil in Hong Kong. All this meant that the algorithm’s task would be even harder than one could think.



Read more. Netflix Stock Forecast: NFLX Will Continue To Prosper In Spite of Disney+ And Apple TV+ Apple and Disney are playing catch-up. They have lots of cash to burn but Netflix is already too big and too successful. Netflix already has more than 150 million paid subscribers. It was obvious that the low monthly prices of Apple TV+ and Disney+ were intentional. Apple and Disney were not confident enough to match the $9.99/month of Netflix.



The massive international success of Netflix is most likely why Apple and Disney became envious. Those two badly need new sources of revenue because they are stagnating companies. Apple and Disney’s 5-year revenue CAGR are both under 8%. Disney+ and Apple TV+ are desperate moves by firms who ran out of other expansion ideas. Netflix showed us all there is big money to be made from affordable paid streaming entertainment. Disney and Apple have no choice but to try and imitate Netflix’s success.



Read more. Algorithmic Trading With I Know First Versus High Frequency Trading Competition between investment firms is more intense than ever before as firms are expected to be able to beat the S&P 500 on a regular basis to retain and attract new investors. The market is evolving beyond previously established theories however investors still expect strong and consistent returns. Many investors hear about algorithmic trading in the news but are not sure how they can use algorithms to their advantage. There are many successful strategies that can be easily applied with the I Know First algorithm that are discussed in detail here. In general however, algorithms can help protect investors from human factors such as their own biases, psychological pressures, the omnipresent market risk, and fluctuating volatility.



Read more. Top Fintech Companies: I Know First Receives Best International Start-Up Award for Its AI Predictive Algorithm and Sets New Bar Above Many Fintech Companies at Geneva WealthTech Forum. Geneva WealthTech Forum congratulated AI wealth-tech company I Know First on winning the prestigious prize for its AI stock market forecasting algorithm. This financial technology was recognized as setting new bar for fintech services start-ups. I Know First was selected among many fintech companies presented at the venue by more than 300 experts. Among the crowd of those who chose I Know First as a winner included fund managers, bankers, and other leaders in the finance world. The organizers also highlighted the importance of this kind of trends for the fintech and wealth-tech community and, especially for financial ecosystem in Geneva and Switzerland overall, as defining the financial services evolution direction.



The result of this presentation extends beyond the recognition of I Know First as Best International Start-up as it symbolizes the intellectual and conceptual contribution made by I Know First team into new wave of fintech and wealth-tech industry. The context of this event sharpens the achievement as it took place in the heart of European banking tradition and long-lasting history of wealth protection and accumulation over centuries.



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