Intuit (INTU) shares dipped slightly this week, continuing a generally muted stretch for the software company. With performance over the past month barely budging, investors might be weighing long-term fundamentals against recent, smaller market moves.

See our latest analysis for Intuit.

Looking beyond the recent pause, Intuit’s stock has quietly delivered a steady 12% one-year total shareholder return, even as quarterly market momentum has briefly slowed. That blend of resilience and long-term growth potential helps explain why the company continues to hold investor interest, despite a muted few weeks.

If you find software’s steady hand appealing, now is the perfect moment to broaden your search and discover fast growing stocks…