Intuit: Maintaining Course As Earnings Approach
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Intuit has demonstrated strong growth in revenue and net income, primarily driven by its Small Business & Self-Employed and Consumer segments. Despite this, the stock is considered expensive, leading to a 'hold' rating. Management's guidance for fiscal 2025 suggests continued growth, but analysts anticipate a decline in profits, making an upgrade unlikely unless results exceed expectations.
November 18, 2024 | 6:30 pm
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Intuit's strong growth in revenue and net income is driven by its Small Business & Self-Employed and Consumer segments. However, the stock is considered expensive, leading to a 'hold' rating. Analysts expect a decline in profits, making an upgrade unlikely unless results exceed expectations.
Intuit has shown strong growth, but the stock's high valuation justifies a 'hold' rating. Analysts expect a decline in profits, which could limit short-term stock price appreciation unless earnings significantly exceed expectations.
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