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Automatic Data Processing, Inc.ADP

Technology

Neutral

ASignal's systematic analysis rates ADP as Neutral. Automatic Data Processing, Inc. has a market cap of $106.00B, a P/E of 24.33, a 20.1% net margin, and 6.8% year-over-year revenue growth.

Reflects the latest available analysis · analyzed Aug 1, 2026

The case on ADP

Bull vs bear, surfaced by ASignal's framework agents from public market data. The precise verdict: ASignal Rank, confidence, and price targets - is in the app.

Bull case

MACD above signal line with expanding histogram indicating strengthening uptrend
Price trading above both SMA20 and SMA50, confirming uptrend
Strong free cash flow of $5.34B supporting financial stability
High return on equity (72.24%) indicating excellent capital efficiency
Operating margin of 23.13% showing pricing power and cost control
Forward P/E of 19.90x below current P/E, suggesting earnings growth expectations

Bear case

Quick ratio of 0.15x indicates potential short-term liquidity concerns
PEG ratio of 2.55x suggests overvaluation relative to growth rate
High price-to-book ratio of 16.81x compared to sector median
Dividend yield of 258.00% appears erroneous or misreported
Low Reddit mentions (1) indicating limited retail investor interest

Key facts

Sector

Technology

Market cap

$106.00B

P/E ratio

24.33

Gross margin

48.6%

Net margin

20.1%

Rev growth YoY

6.8%

Price (Aug 1, 2026)

$266.46

Peers

Clustered with ADP by analysis-profile similarity.

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How ASignal analyzes ADP

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