INTU deepens QuickBooks monetization through payments, Bill Pay and lending as its online money portfolio grows 31%.
Intuit NASDAQ: INTU is prioritizing growth in new-to-the-franchise customers while continuing to scale its larger “big bets,” Chief Financial Officer Sandeep Singh Aujla said at the Goldman Sachs Technology Conference.
Zacks estimates and Intuit's other fundamentals signal that investors should consider buying the beaten-down tech stock that offers roughly 130% upside if it ever returns to its all-time highs.
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INTU's Credit Karma remains a strong growth engine, with expanding categories and TurboTax integration supporting its long-term potential.
INTU leverages AI and a broad financial ecosystem to drive growth, while PYPL expands beyond checkout to unlock new monetization opportunities.
When a deeply entrenched market leader sheds nearly half its value in a matter of months, the broader market often starts pricing in a structural breakdown. For software giant Intuit Inc. NASDAQ: INTU, a year-to-date decline approaching 48% has left many investors questioning the durability of its flagship accounting and tax franchises.
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Intuit Inc. INTU ended fiscal 2026 on a strong note, with fourth-quarter revenues rising 13.7% to $4.35 billion. The metric also topped the $4.27 billion Zacks Consensus Estimate by 1.9%.
INTU resets fiscal 2027 expectations, invests in customer acquisition as it widens QuickBooks access, reworks TurboTax pricing and scales key offerings.
AI disruption fears are engulfing enterprise software Wednesday morning, and Intuit (NASDAQ:INTU | INTU Price Prediction) sits at the center of the reset after a fiscal 2027 outlook that lands well below what bulls hoped to hear.
Intuit shares fell about 11% in premarket trading on Wednesday after the enterprise software company on Tuesday issued a weaker-than-expected revenue outlook for fiscal 2027, warning that efforts to increase customer growth and market share will weigh on near-term sales. The decline came despite Intuit beating Wall Street expectations for both fourth-quarter revenue and earnings.