Intuit's $1.46B Trading Volume Climbs to 61st as Stock Gains 0.35%

On October 2, 2025, Intuit (INTU) traded with a volume of $1.46 billion, ranking 61st in market activity. The stock closed with a 0.35% gain, reflecting moderate investor interest amid broader market dynamics.

Recent developments indicate a focus on Intuit’s product roadmap and market positioning. Analysts highlighted the company’s strategic emphasis on expanding its financial software ecosystem, particularly through enhanced integration across its core platforms. This aligns with broader industry trends toward digital transformation in personal finance management.

Investor sentiment appears influenced by Intuit’s operational resilience. Despite macroeconomic uncertainties, the firm demonstrated steady user growth in its QuickBooks and TurboTax services, reinforcing confidence in its recurring revenue model. Market participants noted that the stock’s performance remains tied to its ability to innovate within a competitive fintech landscape.

Technical indicators suggest a consolidation phase for the stock. Traders observed mixed momentum signals, with short-term volatility constrained by a narrow trading range. However, the absence of significant news flow implies that the current price action may be driven by algorithmic trading activity rather than fundamental catalysts.

To run this back-test accurately we need two practical pieces of information that the platform can’t infer automatically: 1. The universe (exchange or index) from which the “top-500-by‐volume” list should be drawn each day. 2. A file (or API endpoint) that already contains, for every trading day since 1-Jan-2022, the list of the 500 tickers with the highest trading volume (or at least each ticker’s daily volume so we can derive the list). Could you please confirm the universe you’d like to use and whether you can provide (or want me to help you obtain) the daily volume rankings data?