The YouTuber argues Intuit is a strong buy due to its significant price drop (58% from its peak) despite being a high-quality, low-capital-intensive business with strong free cash flow generation ($7.8 billion last year). He believes the market is mispricing it, overlooking its consistent 80% gross margins, 20% annual profit growth, and robust revenue growth (19% annualized over 5 years), even in the face of AI concerns.
“I look at this one as a company that you look at it was $813 a share less than 1 year ago, 10 months ago. It is now $323 a share. Guys, if I had told you 1 year ago that the stock was going to be down 58%. Intuit would be down 58%. You would have thought, 'You're crazy, Paul.'” — ▶ 04:00