INTUIT INC.
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See all $INTU insider activity →The article discusses Intuit (INTU) ahead of its Aug. 25 earnings, citing social media expectations for 13% to 14% revenue growth and strength in TurboTax and QuickBooks. It also covers debate over AI’s impact on tax and accounting software. It notes Q3 2026 revenue of $8.6B (+10.37% YoY), insider and congressional selling, and a median analyst price target of $430.
After July PPI was flat m/m versus a 0.2% expected rise, and CPI earlier showed 0.1% m/m with 3.4% y/y inflation, several software stocks rose. The article links the moves to moderating inflation and lower bond yields, supporting higher valuation multiples. Reported gains: INTU +0.8%, MDB +3.5%, NET +5.2%, PLTR +2.4%, TTD +2.1%.
Trade Desk (TTD), Intuit (INTU), and Lucid Group (LCID) hit 52-week lows. TTD fell over 2.6% after ADWEEK reported its Chief Revenue Officer Anders Mortensen is exiting after seven months. INTU slid to an annual low amid a Goldman Sachs downgrade to Sell and a $276 target. LCID dropped to about $5 after CEO change and weak deliveries.
Over the past 7 days, alphai's AI scored 10 news stories mentioning INTU (INTUIT INC.). Coverage has skewed bullish: 5 bullish, 4 neutral, and 1 bearish.
Recent INTU coverage spans financial news, market movers and macro economy.
Near-term trading is likely to hinge on whether INTU confirms the cited growth expectations and addresses AI disruption concerns.
Move appears driven by macro-driven multiple expansion rather than Intuit-specific fundamentals.
The downgrade frames a multi-quarter earnings-estimate reset risk, pressuring INTU despite a recent EPS beat.
Street sentiment is broadly constructive (Buy from RBC and Citi) but not unanimous (TD Cowen Hold), which can support near-term positioning rather than force a repricing.
INTU may see sympathy inflows if the market extrapolates a broader PE bid for beaten-down SaaS, though the article does not claim a direct offer.
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The article discusses Intuit (INTU) ahead of its Aug. 25 earnings, citing social media expectations for 13% to 14% revenue growth and strength in TurboTax and QuickBooks. It also covers debate over AI’s impact on tax and accounting software. It notes Q3 2026 revenue of $8.6B (+10.37% YoY), insider and congressional selling, and a median analyst price target of $430.
6 min readAfter July PPI was flat m/m versus a 0.2% expected rise, and CPI earlier showed 0.1% m/m with 3.4% y/y inflation, several software stocks rose. The article links the moves to moderating inflation and lower bond yields, supporting higher valuation multiples. Reported gains: INTU +0.8%, MDB +3.5%, NET +5.2%, PLTR +2.4%, TTD +2.1%.
6 min readTrade Desk (TTD), Intuit (INTU), and Lucid Group (LCID) hit 52-week lows. TTD fell over 2.6% after ADWEEK reported its Chief Revenue Officer Anders Mortensen is exiting after seven months. INTU slid to an annual low amid a Goldman Sachs downgrade to Sell and a $276 target. LCID dropped to about $5 after CEO change and weak deliveries.
5 min readOn Aug. 12, RBC Capital’s Rishi Jaluria reiterated a Buy on Intuit (INTU) with a $500 price target. Intuit shares closed at $334.71. Citi also issued a Buy, while TD Cowen rated it Hold. For the quarter ended Apr. 30, Intuit reported $8.56B revenue and $3.06B net profit, up from $7.75B and $2.82B a year earlier.
3 min readSilver Lake is reportedly in active discussions to acquire Workday (WDAY) for about $50B, according to Reuters. WDAY rose about 18% to around $201. The article cites deal metrics including EV/EBITDA of 32.7x and a InvestingPro fair value estimate of $263.73. It also notes WDAY Q2 earnings on Aug. 27.
6 min readIntuit (NASDAQ:INTU) is rolling out Intuit Intelligence Chat and other AI features across QuickBooks Online Advanced and Intuit Enterprise Suite for U.S. customers. The updates add conversational querying, multi-entity and multi-currency capabilities, AI-assisted bookkeeping and intercompany accounting, plus upgrades like Books Upkeep and Bill Pay Elite. Availability varies by tier and geography.
4 min readAfter July PPI was flat month over month and CPI rose 0.1% with annual inflation cooling to 3.4%, software and data stocks rose as investors priced in a less aggressive Fed. Intuit (+0.8%), MongoDB (+3.5%), Cloudflare (+5.2%), Palantir (+2.4%), and The Trade Desk (+2.1%) moved higher. Cloudflare’s prior quarter included $696.1M revenue and $2.87B FY revenue guidance.
6 min readCitigroup lowered its price target on Intuit to $457 from $591 while keeping a Buy rating, according to the article. The piece references Intuit’s market data and a composite “super rating” framework based on valuation, EPS revisions, and visibility.
1 min readIntuit (INTU) set a fiscal 2026 outlook of 13% to 14% revenue growth to $21.34B to $21.37B and non-GAAP EPS growth of about 18% to $23.80 to $23.85. Analysts project EPS rising to $18.18 in FY2026 and $21.11 in FY2027. Truist, TD Cowen, and Morgan Stanley downgraded INTU and cut price targets; consensus remains a Moderate Buy.
3 min readIntuit (INTU) shares closed at $334.43, up 2.82% on the day, after a month gain of 18.29%. Ahead of its Aug. 25, 2026 earnings, analysts expect EPS of $3.59 (+30.55% YoY) and revenue of $4.27B (+11.52% YoY). Full-year forecasts call for EPS $23.85 and revenue $21.37B. Forward P/E is 11.89.
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