Intuit (INTU) reported generally strong quarterly numbers where the EPS number smashed analyst estimates. Reports Q3 (Apr) earnings of $3.43 per share, excluding non-recurring items, $0.22 better than the Capital IQ Consensus of $3.21; revenues rose 7.9% year/year to $2.3 bln vs the $2.25 bln Capital IQ Consensus.Co issues guidance for Q4, sees EPS breakeven, excluding non-recurring items, vs. ($0.01) Capital IQ Consensus Estimate; sees Q4 revs of $720-740 mln vs. $717.53 mln Capital IQ Consensus Estimate. The biggest problem for Intuit is that the numbers don't generally include a lot of growth, especially on the revenue side. The new high-end revenue guidance is only 6.3% growth for the current quarter. At this point, the stock is reasonably priced due to the large level of earnings growth. Otherwise, nothing to get too excited about other than buying on dips. Disclosure: No position