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18 Jul 2026, 21:21 UTC · 5h ago
Why Intuitive Surgical Stock Dropped This Week
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Intuitive Surgical shares fell over 14% due to investor concerns that the company's growth is slowing. — A double-digit price drop and subsequent analyst target cuts indicate a significant shift in market sentiment regarding the stock's valuation.
-0.80Management maintained its full-year guidance for da Vinci procedure growth at 13.5% to 15.5% despite beating Q2 expectations. — Failure to raise guidance after a strong quarter implies the company expects a deceleration in growth for the remainder of the year.
-0.50Intuitive Surgical reported Q2 adjusted net income of $1 billion ($2.80 per share), beating Wall Street estimates of $2.50 per share. — Stronger-than-expected earnings typically provide a positive floor for a stock, though offset here by growth guidance.
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The company saw 19% revenue growth to $2.9 billion, supported by a 16% year-over-year rise in worldwide procedures. — Steady double-digit revenue and procedure growth demonstrate continued fundamental demand for the robotic platforms.
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Despite beating earnings estimates, the stock fell sharply due to concerns over slowing growth and static full-year guidance.
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