NASDAQ:INTU 24 November 2025 - 17 December 2025

Intuit Inc. stock is back in focus on December 15, 2025, as Wall Street recalibrates expectations for the TurboTax and QuickBooks owner heading into the heart of U.S. tax season. Shares were trading around $659 in the latest session, down roughly 1.8% after a choppy stretch that saw strong up-days last week followed by renewed selling pressure today. Investing.com

Meta description: Intuit closed lower on Dec. 12, 2025 and was little changed after hours. Here’s the complete late-Friday rundown—price action, insider filings, QuickBooks pricing chatter, analyst forecasts, and the key catalysts to watch into the next session.

Intuit Inc. heads into Friday’s session with the wind at its back. The fintech giant’s shares climbed a little over 2% on Thursday, December 11, 2025, closing near the top of the day’s range and then nudging slightly higher in after‑hours trading as investors continued to digest its strong fiscal Q1 2026 results and a fresh wave of analyst and ownership data. StockAnalysis+2Yahoo Finance+2

As U.S. traders get ready for Monday’s session, Intuit Inc. sits at the center of three big stories: an AI-powered product cycle, strong recent earnings, and attention‑grabbing insider and institutional moves. Here’s what’s most important to know about Intuit stock before the bell on Monday, December 8, 2025.

Intuit Inc. spent Tuesday’s U.S. session hovering around $650 per share, easing slightly after last week’s post‑earnings rally as investors weighed a fresh stream of AI partnerships, open‑banking rollout news and new institutional ownership filings. As of late afternoon on November 25, Intuit shares were trading just under $650, down about half a percent on the day, within an intraday range roughly between $641 and $658 and implying a market value around $180 billion. StockInvest