Intuit (INTU) is currently trading at historically low valuation multiples following a sharp stock pullback, mainly due to pricing pressure and customer losses in its DIY tax segment. However, the company offsets these challenges with strong growth in its assisted tax, Money, and mid-market initiatives. Management remains optimistic about achieving high-teens earnings per share (EPS) growth, though analysts predict a more modest 5.4% compound annual growth rate through 2031, reflecting uncertainties around AI disruption and pricing power. The stock is rated a 'Hold' in the short term due to potential further declines but retains a long-term 'Buy' rating based on its intrinsic value and strategic growth opportunities.
Intuit's market capitalization stands at $73.70 billion as of September 26, 2026, 23:21 WIB, with a dividend yield of 2%. The stock price on Pluang is USD 275.79, showing a slight decline of 0.48% in the past day. Trading volume is 3,370,748 shares, and all recent order activity on Pluang is buying, reflecting investor interest despite short-term uncertainties.
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Intuit's stock has dropped over 55% in 2026 due to investor fears that autonomous AI could disrupt its tax and bookkeeping services. Despite this crash, analysts remain optimistic, with a consensus price target around $405.60, implying nearly 39% ups...
