On June 22, Intuit fell 3.37% in pre-market trading, trading at $258.94/share, with turnover of $5.9489 million.
On the news front, Stifel downgraded Intuit from Buy to Hold and slashed its price target from $375 to $275, a reduction of 26.7%. The downgrade reflects institutional concerns over the company's near-term valuation upside. Additionally, company insider Richard L. Dalzell recently sold 284 shares, compounding negative sentiment and extending share price weakness.
However, according to FactSet consensus data, market analysts maintain an average Overweight rating on Intuit with a mean price target of $474.64, positioning Stifel's view as a bearish outlier among the broader analyst community. Intuit last reported earnings on May 20, posting EPS of $11.43.
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