Intuit Shares Slide 10% Despite Q4 Earnings Beat on Slower Growth Outlook

Key Facts

Reflecting a pivot in investor sentiment toward future growth sustainability, Intuit shares experienced a significant sell-off. The stock dropped 10.2% following the release of fiscal year 2027 guidance that indicated a decelerating growth trajectory, overshadowing a strong fourth-quarter performance. While the company beat analyst expectations for both revenue and adjusted earnings per share, the market reacted negatively to the projected slowdown in the TurboTax and Credit Karma segments.

Despite the immediate price reaction, management remains optimistic about specific business lines, projecting an EPS growth of 20.6% for fiscal year 2027. This growth is expected to be driven by the QuickBooks segment, which continues to show resilience. Per market data, the sharp decline is viewed by some analysts as a potential valuation-based entry point for retail traders, as the underlying mid-market services maintain robust momentum despite the broader guidance revision.

At the close on August 25, 2026, the instrument 0JCT.L stood at $359.78, having fluctuated between a day high of $369.66 and a low of $357.98. Investors should monitor the $357.98 support level established during this session. With no major upcoming corporate catalysts in the immediate calendar, price action is likely to be driven by technical consolidation following the earnings-induced volatility.