Intuit Stock: 55.83 Percent Decline Since Year-Start - Börse Express
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After a massive sell-off so far this year, the US software company Intuit recently recorded a significant technical counter-movement. On Thursday, the stock gained 5.8 percent as part of a broad sector rotation in the software area. The stock benefited from a positive market environment in which competitors such as Salesforce, Adobe, and Autodesk also recorded significant price gains. Nevertheless, the fundamental situation for the provider of tax and accounting software remains tense, as the company is struggling with legal disputes and internal restructuring. Despite the recent share price gains, Intuit is facing a series of class-action lawsuits, which are being pursued by several specialized US law firms such as Pomerantz LLP and Levi & Korsinsky. At the heart of the allegations is the claim that management made misleading statements about the growth strength and competitive advantages of the core brand TurboTax. Specifically, the plaintiffs accuse the company of having issued a growth target of 8 percent for the TurboTax segment, while the actual increase was only 7 percent. The lawsuits cover the period from August 22, 2025, to May 20, 2026. During this period, CEO Sasan Goodarzi and CFO Sandeep Aujla are also said to have made stock sales worth more than 36 million US dollars and 5 million US dollars, respectively. Investors who suffered losses during this phase can...
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Earnings per share also surpassed estimates of 12.57 US dollars with 12.80 US dollars.
