ISRGThe waiting room is over
Intuitive (Nasdaq: ISRG) said it has reported financial results for the quarter ended March 31, 2026. In other words: the earnings curtain has lifted, and now investors can stop squinting at analyst notes like they’re trying to read a prescription without their glasses.
Why you should care
This isn’t just another quarterly update. ISRG is the robot-surgery kingpin, so the market usually cares about a few very specific things:
- how fast procedures are growing
- whether demand for da Vinci systems is still humming
- and whether margins are holding up while the company keeps scaling
If any of those came in better or worse than expected, the stock can get twitchy fast.
The bigger picture
For a company like Intuitive, earnings aren’t just about the backward-looking numbers. They’re a signal on whether hospitals are still spending, whether the robotic-assisted surgery story still has legs, and whether growth is staying in that sweet spot between “boringly solid” and “let’s price in the moon.”
Big picture: today’s print is the market’s chance to decide whether ISRG is still the steady compounder in the OR — or whether the growth machine needs a tune-up.