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Jet2 partners with Adobe to bring more personalised holiday experiences to customers

Jet2 is to use new artificial intelligence and customer experience technology from Adobe to make its holiday experience more personalised, with customers set to receive more relevant recommendations, offers and information based on their individual travel preferences. The multi-year partnership brings together Adobe’s customer experience technology and Jet2’s growing digital [read more]

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Educational: How to Reduce Losses in Stock Trading

An Educational Example Using Adobe One important lesson in stock trading is that good company fundamentals do not guarantee that the stock price will rise. Adobe is a useful example. A company can report strong revenue, earnings, or other positive financial results, yet its share price can continue to decline. Why? Because the stock market does not only price the current results. Investors are also pricing future growth, expectations, valuation, market sentiment, competition, and technical structure. This is why traders should avoid relying on fundamental reports alone. 1. Do Not Assume “Good Earnings = Higher Price” A strong quarterly report may already be expected by the market. If investors were expecting an even stronger result, the stock can still fall after a positive report. This is sometimes described as: “Good news, but the price goes down.” The important lesson is: Price action tells us how the market is actually reacting to the information. 2. Respect the Trend If a stock repeatedly creates Lower Highs and Lower Lows, the market structure is bearish. Even if the company remains profitable, entering against a clear downtrend can expose a trader to unnecessary risk. For example: Lower High → Lower Low → Lower High → Lower Low This structure suggests that sellers are still controlling the price action. 3. Use Risk Management The goal is not to predict every move correctly. The goal is to make sure that one incorrect prediction does not seriously damage your account. A trader can consider: Position sizing Stop-loss levels Risk-to-reward ratio Maximum risk per trade Avoiding excessive leverage Avoiding adding aggressively to a losing position 4. Separate the Company From the Stock A good company can become a poor trade at the wrong price. Likewise, a falling stock does not automatically mean the company is fundamentally bad. Adobe demonstrates an important principle: Fundamentals describe the business. Price action describes how the market is valuing that business right now. Both can be analyzed separately. 5. Do Not Fight the Market If the fundamental story looks positive but the price continues making lower highs and lower lows, traders should at least recognize the conflict. Instead of saying: “The report was good, therefore the price must go up.” A more disciplined approach is: “The report was good, but the market is currently reacting negatively. I need to respect the price structure and manage my risk.” Key Lesson The purpose of trading is not to be right all the time. The purpose is to control risk when you are wrong. Adobe is a good educational example because it shows that strong quarterly results, profitability, and positive fundamentals do not automatically prevent a stock from declining. For traders, understanding market structure and risk management can be just as important as understanding the company's financial statements. Educational content only — not financial advice

TITradingView Ideas17 Sept
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ADBE bullish view

Hi everyone, Following my discussion with ExpertTrader21, I wanted to share my bullish trend continuation thesis as an alternative perspective to his bearish outlook. As I mentioned under his trade idea, I see ADBE (Adobe) as both a short-term and a long-term bullish play. 1. Short-Term Trade Setup:Risk-to-Reward (RR): I've set up a short-term 3:1 RR ratio from the current price, targeting the previous swing high.Fib Extension Target: An even higher RR can be achieved by using the Fibonacci extension to project a potential Higher High at 324.7 2. High Timeframe (HTF) Framework:Pitchfork Analysis: Some of the lines on my chart belong to a high timeframe Pitchfork. You can clearly see how the price bounced perfectly off the lower boundary of the Pitchfork and has started its mean reversion process toward the median line.HTF AVWAP: I have anchored a second AVWAP on the higher timeframe (the red line). This serves as my macro target for a long-term position in Adobe at around $400, which nicely aligns with the Pitchfork's median line. 3. Daily Chart Confluences:Market Structure: The daily chart shows a clear Market Structure Shift, now forming Higher Highs and Higher Lows.Divergences & Support: My analysis is backed by multiple volume and RSI divergences at the bottom, alongside dynamic support from the anchored VWAP where the potential new bullish vector started.Volume Profile (VPVR): The Anchored Volume Profile on the right indicates we are testing a High Volume Node, acting as strong support. If this area holds, an intermediate target before the macro move would be around $350. From a fundamental perspective, Adobe is a highly healthy company. The combination of strong business fundamentals, historically high free cash flow (FCF), and a record-low P/E ratio adds significant weight to my mean reversion thesis, signaling that the asset is deeply undervalued at current levels. Any feedback is highly appreciated! Good luck, traders!

TITradingView Ideas16 Sept
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Adobe faces some subscription class claims

SAN JOSE, Calif. — A California federal court partially denied Adobe’s motion to dismiss class claims brought by consumers who say the company uses unfair and unlawful tactics in how they manage the terms and conditions for its software offerings, such as making it needlessly difficult to cancel a subscription. While a handful of the Consumer Legal Remedies Act claims are tossed for a lack of standing to seek injunctive relief, the broader class claims continue on the basis that a typical consumer could have been misled by the company’s confusing subscription sign-up process.

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Adobe Patches Magento Zero-Day Exploited to Deploy Rust Backdoor and PHP Web Shell

Adobe on Monday released security patches to address a maximum-severity flaw impacting Adobe Commerce and Magento Open Source that has come under active exploitation in the wild. The vulnerability, now tracked as CVE-2026-75650 (CVSS score: 10.0), has been codenamed StyleSmuggler by Sansec, which discovered zero-day exploitation starting September 4, 2026. "This update resolves a critical

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