For a company to not be taking part in this strong bull market, particularly when its revenue and earnings are growing, tells you something about how the Street views the company. Intuit (Nasdaq:INTU) may have once been a growth stock darling, but those days are past, as investors and analysts appear much more concerned about the company's consumer tax business than its long-term growth potential in small business services. I continue to believe that these shares are undervalued, but investors may have to wait a bit for that value to develop.
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Investopedia: Can Intuit Get Back Into Wall Street's Good Graces?
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