Intuit released its quarterly report yesterday and its CEO commented,

““We are defining a new category at the intersection of AI and human intelligence, one that delivers autonomous, done-for-you experiences, disrupts the traditional assisted tax segment, and provides mid-market enterprises with the AI-native ERP platform they need to win.”

He’s talking about us, before moving on to the non-tax Intuit products that get more attention.

Intuit stock is trading around $400 a share, half its high of  $800 last July. Go buy some if you’re tired of winning. Part of the problem might be that the company has $3 billion in total cash and investments but $6 billion of debt.