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27 Jun 2026, 17:15 UTC · 5h ago
Intuitive Surgical Stock Is Up Over 400%. Here's Why It's Still a No-Brainer Buy.
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Intuitive Surgical's stock is currently experiencing a deep drawdown, trading more than 30% below its all-time highs. — A significant price correction indicates strong selling pressure and a shift in short-term sentiment for the company.
-0.60The company's current P/E ratio is roughly 49x, which is significantly lower than its five-year average of approximately 69x. — Lower relative valuation compared to historical norms may attract growth investors looking for an entry point.
+0.40Surgeries performed with da Vinci systems grew by 17% in Q1 2026, outpacing the 12% growth in the installed robot base. — Increased utilization per system drives higher-margin recurring revenue from instruments and accessories.
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The installed base of da Vinci surgical robots grew to 11,395 systems in the first quarter of 2026. — Steady expansion of the installed base supports long-term annuity-like revenue growth.
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The company shows strong growth in its installed base and recurring revenue streams, with the author suggesting the current price drawdown is a buying opportunity.
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