Market Cap 25.23B
Revenue (ttm) 1.99B
Net Income (ttm) 651.95M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 42.02
Forward PE 29.50
Profit Margin 32.75%
Debt to Equity Ratio -1.77
Volume 358,000
Avg Vol 343,906
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 23.72M
Stochastic %K 63%
Beta 1.38
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $1,669.28

Company Profile

Fair Isaac Corporation provides analytics software in the Americas, Europe, the Middle East, Africa, and the Asia Pacific. It operates through two segments, Scores and Software. The Scores segment offers business-to-business scoring solutions and services that give clients access to predictive credit and other scores that can be integrated into their transaction streams and decision-making processes, as well as business-to-consumer scoring solutions comprising myFICO.com subscription offerings....

Industry: Software - Application
Sector: Technology
Phone: (406) 982-7276
Address:
5 West Mendenhall, Suite 105, Bozeman, United States
ShakeThatMoneyMaker
ShakeThatMoneyMaker Apr. 21 at 4:27 PM
$FICO below 700 by the end of the cycle here. Will trade sub 30 p/e
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miniguy
miniguy Apr. 21 at 3:43 PM
$FICO why the sudden fall?
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Apr. 21 at 3:21 PM
Data is the most powerful MOAT in 2026. - Meta data. - Operational data. - Environmental data. - Consumer intent data. - Telemetry & machine data. There are very few companies that own these nodes. Here’s a few that come to mind… 6. $MELI 7. $NFLX 8. $ZETA 9. $RDDT 10. $FICO Data is the oxygen for AI! In 2026, $ZETA’s marketing intent and $FICO’s credit moats are irreplaceable. $RDDT, as the premier human-dialogue hub, is now the essential "water source" for LLM training. Compared to Big Tech, $ZETA and $MELI offer a direct, high-conviction path to data monetization. Which of these "Data Landlords" is the most undervalued? $NFLX’s algorithms or $ZETA’s AI marketing edge? Let’s hear your takes! 📊🔥
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HeartMe
HeartMe Apr. 20 at 10:14 PM
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STOCKINSIGHT69
STOCKINSIGHT69 Apr. 18 at 4:33 PM
Weekly tape check — portfolio stayed focused, not reactive. I added exposure to $MELI on weakness. Still high conviction sub-$2K zone where I think long-term compounding risk/reward stays attractive rather than stretched. Core holdings unchanged: $FICO, $NOW, $SPGI, $INTU — still seeing durable pricing power, recurring revenue strength, and low cyclicality relative to broader market noise. A lot of the “market is too expensive” narrative misses the dispersion underneath. Index-level multiples don’t tell you much when quality spread keeps widening. My view: this isn’t a broad bargain market — it’s a selective one. If you stay anchored in elite businesses with pricing power and structural growth, opportunities are still there. Not chasing everything. Just compounding where the fundamentals still justify the price.
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NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 18 at 12:44 PM
Q1 2026 bloodbath check — some of last cycle’s “leaders” got completely repriced. 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. We’re talking serious drawdowns: $APP -40%+, $HOOD -40%+, $TTD / WDAY / CSGP all wiped out ~40%. Even “quality” names like $INTU and $FICO didn’t get spared. This wasn’t random — this is multiple compression + positioning unwind across growth. Now here’s where it gets interesting $HOOD is starting to show early signs of life vs the rest of this group. When the worst performers begin to stabilize and outperform on bounces, that’s often where rotation starts. Not confirmation yet — but definitely on watch. Bottom fishing blindly = dangerous. But relative strength shift at lows? That’s where real trades are born. Stay selective. Not all dips are equal.
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JoeB07
JoeB07 Apr. 17 at 11:28 PM
Ai Trade Update April 17, 2026. New additions tagged! Have fun. Current list of Ai Losers. Protect with PUTS or SELL. Ai is decimating value in these names: FIG GTLB NCNO IHAK BUG SNOW IBM ACN IGV CIBR HACK TYL NTSK CSGP GWRE PD SAIL MDB FDS RELX VRSK DOCU VEEV U PATH ZETA WDAY PTRN S FTNT PEGA SAP PANW INTU TRI AKAM FROG BRZE DDOG ZS CRWD NET OKTA CRM SNOW ADBE MNDY DUOL TEAM NOW AI ASAN IOT MSFT BILL HUBS HCAT PCOR CHWY PINS ETSY VERX APPN AMPL $FICO $INTU $ADP $PAYX Current list of Ai Winners. BUY these. Many of these names support data center buildout which will continue for the next decade. We’re still at the ground floor of this movement. These Ai names are printing $$$$: NBIS CRDO MRVL MU GEV PLAB EWY IESC STRL AGX ENS AEHR SIMO JBL TTMI MYRG TSEM PWR PRIM MOD LRCX AEIS TSM AIS ASML VRT FIX ACMR ASX GLW BE LITE AAOI IPGP ON GFS CAMT AMKR RMBS TER COHR MKSI SNDK VIAV KEYS NVDA SKYT-(IONQ) ALAB CIEN FEIM SEI STX WDC NVTS CRWV APLD GOOG TSSI AXTI LWLG POET $ONTO Have a great weekend!
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JoeB07
JoeB07 Apr. 17 at 11:00 PM
$FICO taking out debt to buyback shares is never a good sign...
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FrostyEmpire4
FrostyEmpire4 Apr. 17 at 8:24 PM
$FICO the index's rallied...and FICO was up only 0.34%. I would take that as a sign
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ShakeThatMoneyMaker
ShakeThatMoneyMaker Apr. 17 at 6:13 PM
$FICO after a 20% rally off the lows Im calling the top of this short cover rally. Today this is one of the weakest in the indexes
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Latest News on FICO
FICO UK Credit Card Market Report: January 2026

Mar 23, 2026, 5:00 AM EDT - 4 weeks ago

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ShakeThatMoneyMaker
ShakeThatMoneyMaker Apr. 21 at 4:27 PM
$FICO below 700 by the end of the cycle here. Will trade sub 30 p/e
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miniguy
miniguy Apr. 21 at 3:43 PM
$FICO why the sudden fall?
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MorganHoratio
MorganHoratio Apr. 21 at 3:21 PM
Data is the most powerful MOAT in 2026. - Meta data. - Operational data. - Environmental data. - Consumer intent data. - Telemetry & machine data. There are very few companies that own these nodes. Here’s a few that come to mind… 6. $MELI 7. $NFLX 8. $ZETA 9. $RDDT 10. $FICO Data is the oxygen for AI! In 2026, $ZETA’s marketing intent and $FICO’s credit moats are irreplaceable. $RDDT, as the premier human-dialogue hub, is now the essential "water source" for LLM training. Compared to Big Tech, $ZETA and $MELI offer a direct, high-conviction path to data monetization. Which of these "Data Landlords" is the most undervalued? $NFLX’s algorithms or $ZETA’s AI marketing edge? Let’s hear your takes! 📊🔥
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HeartMe
HeartMe Apr. 20 at 10:14 PM
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STOCKINSIGHT69
STOCKINSIGHT69 Apr. 18 at 4:33 PM
Weekly tape check — portfolio stayed focused, not reactive. I added exposure to $MELI on weakness. Still high conviction sub-$2K zone where I think long-term compounding risk/reward stays attractive rather than stretched. Core holdings unchanged: $FICO, $NOW, $SPGI, $INTU — still seeing durable pricing power, recurring revenue strength, and low cyclicality relative to broader market noise. A lot of the “market is too expensive” narrative misses the dispersion underneath. Index-level multiples don’t tell you much when quality spread keeps widening. My view: this isn’t a broad bargain market — it’s a selective one. If you stay anchored in elite businesses with pricing power and structural growth, opportunities are still there. Not chasing everything. Just compounding where the fundamentals still justify the price.
0 · Reply
NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 18 at 12:44 PM
Q1 2026 bloodbath check — some of last cycle’s “leaders” got completely repriced. 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. We’re talking serious drawdowns: $APP -40%+, $HOOD -40%+, $TTD / WDAY / CSGP all wiped out ~40%. Even “quality” names like $INTU and $FICO didn’t get spared. This wasn’t random — this is multiple compression + positioning unwind across growth. Now here’s where it gets interesting $HOOD is starting to show early signs of life vs the rest of this group. When the worst performers begin to stabilize and outperform on bounces, that’s often where rotation starts. Not confirmation yet — but definitely on watch. Bottom fishing blindly = dangerous. But relative strength shift at lows? That’s where real trades are born. Stay selective. Not all dips are equal.
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JoeB07
JoeB07 Apr. 17 at 11:28 PM
Ai Trade Update April 17, 2026. New additions tagged! Have fun. Current list of Ai Losers. Protect with PUTS or SELL. Ai is decimating value in these names: FIG GTLB NCNO IHAK BUG SNOW IBM ACN IGV CIBR HACK TYL NTSK CSGP GWRE PD SAIL MDB FDS RELX VRSK DOCU VEEV U PATH ZETA WDAY PTRN S FTNT PEGA SAP PANW INTU TRI AKAM FROG BRZE DDOG ZS CRWD NET OKTA CRM SNOW ADBE MNDY DUOL TEAM NOW AI ASAN IOT MSFT BILL HUBS HCAT PCOR CHWY PINS ETSY VERX APPN AMPL $FICO $INTU $ADP $PAYX Current list of Ai Winners. BUY these. Many of these names support data center buildout which will continue for the next decade. We’re still at the ground floor of this movement. These Ai names are printing $$$$: NBIS CRDO MRVL MU GEV PLAB EWY IESC STRL AGX ENS AEHR SIMO JBL TTMI MYRG TSEM PWR PRIM MOD LRCX AEIS TSM AIS ASML VRT FIX ACMR ASX GLW BE LITE AAOI IPGP ON GFS CAMT AMKR RMBS TER COHR MKSI SNDK VIAV KEYS NVDA SKYT-(IONQ) ALAB CIEN FEIM SEI STX WDC NVTS CRWV APLD GOOG TSSI AXTI LWLG POET $ONTO Have a great weekend!
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JoeB07
JoeB07 Apr. 17 at 11:00 PM
$FICO taking out debt to buyback shares is never a good sign...
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FrostyEmpire4
FrostyEmpire4 Apr. 17 at 8:24 PM
$FICO the index's rallied...and FICO was up only 0.34%. I would take that as a sign
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ShakeThatMoneyMaker
ShakeThatMoneyMaker Apr. 17 at 6:13 PM
$FICO after a 20% rally off the lows Im calling the top of this short cover rally. Today this is one of the weakest in the indexes
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erevnon
erevnon Apr. 16 at 10:17 AM
Mizuho initiates coverage on Fair Isaac $FICO at Outperform rating and announces a price target of https://marketsblock.com/stock-upgrades-and-downgrades/
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StockMacroView
StockMacroView Apr. 16 at 6:48 AM
We’ve released our March 2026 quarterly letter. The Fund returned -25.5% for the quarter (-3.4% in March), marking the most severe drawdown since inception. In this letter, we dive into $APP, $FICO, and $PAR, discussing the drivers behind this performance and our outlook moving forward. 👉Click to view @StockMacroView for timely updates amid the volatility.
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CaptainAmrica
CaptainAmrica Apr. 14 at 1:57 PM
$FICO... What the heck happened here.
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CandicePatrick
CandicePatrick Apr. 13 at 7:41 PM
$FICO Fallouts Keep Coming... I’m getting really tired of this one, but here’s the deal: I like managing stocks I believe in — not the ones I’m losing patience with. $FICO? I don’t think their next 20 years will be anything like the past. Too lazy to explain it all again, but check my previous posts if you’re curious. Risk/Reward still looks solid — so I’m keeping it as a permanent hold. I’ve done 20+ buys and sells on $FICO from $1,700 to now. Made $$ every time, but this isn’t about trading—it’s about cost basis optimization. Selling high-cost shares when they’re green and holding the lowest-cost ones. Current position: 50 shares at a $921.45 avg. But honestly, it’s an ugly number. With the stock dipping to low $900S, might as well take it to the $800S and optimize it further, right? Let’s see where this one goes!
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Old_Bag
Old_Bag Apr. 13 at 6:40 PM
$CRM $HUBS $TEAM $ADBE $FICO I thought you were bearish over the weekend. Shitty AI garbage account, should be banned @Stocktwits
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Arcides
Arcides Apr. 13 at 6:08 PM
$FICO squeeze in software stocks?
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NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 13 at 6:06 PM
SaaS Sector Rundown: AI Narrative Impact The AI narrative has hit the SaaS sector hard, and I’m being selective about where I put my money. Here’s the breakdown: $CRM – Too big, too slow. I prefer $HUBS in this space—it’s more modern, agile, and has under 10k employees. Salesforce is too rigid if the CRM market gets disrupted. $TEAM – Never liked it, even before the AI shift. The company doesn’t seem close to being profitable, and the horizon looks unclear. $ADBE, $FICO, NOW, WDAY, HUBS – These are my picks! They have strong growth potential and are adapting to the changing landscape. Stick with the winners—there’s plenty of opportunity in the SaaS space, but it’s all about being smart about the picks.
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AlphaBull_10M
AlphaBull_10M Apr. 13 at 5:51 PM
Clever market. Since many tech sectors rallied big after Nasdaq corrected to -13.2% but software sector dropped more during the rebound, now the money is rotating into software today. $ORCL $FICO $SNOW $NET $PATH are leading the gains!
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Bazzzigar
Bazzzigar Apr. 13 at 5:50 PM
$FICO I am out
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CandicePatrick
CandicePatrick Apr. 13 at 3:02 PM
$FICO Crashes 14%—Down 60% From Its Highs! $FICO just took a massive hit on Friday—dropping 14% in a single session, bringing its total decline to a staggering 60%. Why? The Federal Housing Finance Agency (FHFA) is pushing to accept VantageScore 4.0 for Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac mortgages, a direct challenge to FICO's dominance in the securitization market. This shift could erode its monopoly on mortgage credit scores, leaving $FICO vulnerable to increasing competition from alternative scoring models. Investors are waking up to the threat, and the stock is reeling. Key Question: Is $FICO's long-standing hold on the securitization space officially at risk?
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Daintiness
Daintiness Apr. 13 at 2:42 PM
$FICO Thankful for those cheap shares on Friday. Ready for the ride up.
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Bazzzigar
Bazzzigar Apr. 13 at 1:58 PM
$FICO as expected
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