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These two software makers are adding artificial intelligence (AI) tools to their programs. That should make them more appealing to their customers and continue to fuel their earnings.


ADOBE INC. $442 is a buy for aggressive investors. The software maker (Nasdaq symbol ADBE; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 435.3 million; Market cap: $192.4 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 9.3; No dividends paid since June 2005; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adobe.com) operates through three main segments: The Digital Media segment’s software includes Adobe Photoshop and Adobe InDesign; the Digital Experience segment provides analytics, social marketing, targeting, media optimization, and cross-channel campaign management software, as well as premium video delivery; and the Publishing segment produces software that lets computer users create, edit and share documents in the popular PDF format.


Adobe continues to benefit from its decision a few years ago to switch to selling programs as ongoing subscriptions instead of one-time purchases....

Investors interested in dividends should only buy the highest-yielding Canadian dividend stocks if they meet these criteria.

These three technology stocks continue to hit new highs due to investor enthusiasm for artificial intelligence and its ability to help businesses improve their efficiency and profits. We like the outlook for all three, but see just two as buys right now.


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ADOBE INC. $531 remains a buy for aggressive investors. The software maker (Nasdaq symbol ADBE; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 443.4 million; Market cap: $235.4 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 12.2; No dividends paid since June 2005; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adobe.com) makes software that lets computer users create, edit and share documents in the popular PDF format....

ADOBE INC. $477 remains a buy for aggressive investors. The software maker (Nasdaq symbol ADBE; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 448.0 million; Market cap: $213.7 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 10.9; No dividends paid since June 2005; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adobe.com) is now buying videos to build its artificial intelligence (AI) text-to-video generator; the aim is to catch up to competitors after OpenAI demonstrated a similar technology....

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All four of these technology stocks have moved up lately due to investor enthusiasm for their artificial intelligence products. While they look expensive in relation to earnings, we still like their long-term prospects.


ADOBE INC. $606 is buy for aggressive investors. The company (Nasdaq symbol ADBE; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 455.3 million; Market cap: $275.9 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 14.1; No dividends paid since June 2005; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adobe.com) makes software that lets computer users create, edit and share documents in the popular PDF format....

A: An American Depositary Receipt, or ADR, is a proxy for a foreign stock that trades in the U.S. and represents a specified number of shares in the foreign corporation. ADRs are bought and sold on U.S. stock markets, just like regular stocks, and are issued or sponsored in the U.S....

A: CIBC’s Canadian Depository Receipts (CDRs) give investors the opportunity to buy shares and/or fractions of shares in any of a number of U.S. or other foreign companies, in bundles that start out trading at a price of about $20 Cdn. each. CDRs come with a built-in hedging feature that reduces exchange-rate fluctuations....