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Everything MoneyBULLINTU looks materially undervalued after Wall Street’s AI-fear selloff because the business is still growing and generating strong free cash flow, with the multiple dropping from ~40–50x FCF to ~16x despite AI disruption concerns.13d ago
Meet KevinBULLI rate Intuit a long‑term buy and call it a 'flashing buy' — the stock sits around a 1.12 PEG with improving margins and very strong cash generation supporting durable pricing power in QuickBooks/TurboTax.33d ago
Joseph Carlson After HoursBULLI'm actively buying Intuit: despite a multi-year flat share price it's one of the faster growers (revenue ~17%), with rising EBITDA/net income, accelerating buybacks/dividends and a ~17x forward PE (~6% FCF yield), and I believe switching costs plus human-in-the-loop demand blunt pure-AI substitution risk for tax prep.34d ago"INTU looks materially undervalued after Wall Street’s AI-fear selloff because the business is still growing and generating strong free cash flow, with the multiple dropping from ~40–50x FCF to ~16x despite AI disruption concerns."
"I rate Intuit a long‑term buy and call it a 'flashing buy' — the stock sits around a 1.12 PEG with improving margins and very strong cash generation supporting durable pricing power in QuickBooks/TurboTax."
"I'm actively buying Intuit: despite a multi-year flat share price it's one of the faster growers (revenue ~17%), with rising EBITDA/net income, accelerating buybacks/dividends and a ~17x forward PE (~6% FCF yield), and I believe switching costs plus human-in-the-loop demand blunt pure-AI substitution risk for tax prep."