Market Cap 21.88B
Revenue (ttm) 1.99B
Net Income (ttm) 651.95M
EPS (ttm) N/A
PE Ratio 41.97
Forward PE 29.39
Profit Margin 32.75%
Debt to Equity Ratio -1.77
Volume 402,744
Avg Vol 358,442
Day's Range N/A - N/A
Shares Out 23.72M
Stochastic %K 6%
Beta 1.38
Analysts Strong Sell
Price Target $1,872.06

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
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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MakOptions
MakOptions Apr. 13 at 1:50 PM
$FICO Too much analysis. Time to rally.
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david102
david102 Apr. 13 at 12:53 AM
$SPY Watching $SNDK $CAR $FICO
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Latest News on FICO
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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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MakOptions
MakOptions Apr. 13 at 1:50 PM
$FICO Too much analysis. Time to rally.
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david102
david102 Apr. 13 at 12:53 AM
$SPY Watching $SNDK $CAR $FICO
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NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 12 at 8:28 PM
Wall Street’s Hottest Picks – Potential to DOUBLE in 12 Months 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. Looking for big gains over the next year? Wall Street analysts are bullish on these stocks, expecting them to double in price within the next 12 months. Here’s the lineup: $NOW – Cloud dominance $AXON – The future of law enforcement tech $FICO – Credit score king $TEAM – Collaboration tools on fire IONQ – Quantum computing revolution QBTS – Hot on the blockchain RGTI – A biotech gem ONDS – New energy solutions VKTX – Pharma stock with potential USAR – Undervalued gem in tech SOUN – Sound the alarm for this tech ABCL – Up-and-coming biotech Which one is your pick for the next 100% gain?
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NasdaqPulse
NasdaqPulse Apr. 11 at 8:38 PM
$FICO just delivered a brutal reminder: the market doesn’t forgive… it reprices FAST 👉Click to view @NasdaqPulse for timely updates amid the volatility. This was once a “must-own” name trading near $2,000. Even after the drop below $1,550, many still believed the moat was intact. Now? We’re sitting around ~$900. That’s not a dip — that’s a full reset of the narrative. What changed: • Growing doubts around long-term competitive advantage • Market questioning pricing power + durability • Premium multiple collapsing as confidence fades This is how the market treats “quality” when the story cracks — it doesn’t gradually adjust, it reprices violently. Lesson here isn’t just about $FICO. It’s about recognizing when the edge is weakening BEFORE the crowd does. Because once sentiment flips… it’s already too late.
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FrostyEmpire4
FrostyEmpire4 Apr. 11 at 4:14 PM
$FICO The bear case is that FICO is at max market participation in its scoring models product. If you believe their claims they have 90 percent of the scoring market prior to the FHFA decision then that should concern you. Because the price of their scores is now 10x Vantagescore. People are not going to pay blindly for FICO scores without considering an alternative. The fact that scores price increases has not equated to a similar rise in revenue is concerning. They can only raise pricing by so much before the market says enough. FICO scores are not going away but the stock price is still severely disconnected from reality. This is not a growth stock. this is a stock retracing back to a valuation that makes sense.
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MeanReverter_
MeanReverter_ Apr. 11 at 1:51 PM
The bull and bear cases for $FICO FICO are now sharply defined. Bears point to a regulatory and competitive assault on the Scores segment's pricing power (the engine that drives essentially all of FICO's economics). Bulls note that consensus analyst price targets sit around $2,068, implying roughly 87% upside from current levels, and that the business continues to grow revenue and earnings even as the stock craters. The main argument is that FICO remains the gold stanard in the industry. Whether the moat (built on mandatory lender usage, decades of credit model validation, and deep integration into the mortgage origination stack) is structurally impaired or temporarily under political pressure is the question that will determine whether this is a value opportunity or a value trap.
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StockMacroView
StockMacroView Apr. 11 at 9:59 AM
The $FICO monopoly is finally hitting a wall. They owned the credit score game for too long, charging premium prices that are now inviting a regulatory and competitive reckoning. With VantageScore gaining ground and the stock sinking throughout early 2026, it seems the market is finally punishing a moat that grew too arrogant. The era of the "overpriced score" is over. 👉Click to view @StockMacroView for timely updates amid the volatility.
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StockMacroView
StockMacroView Apr. 11 at 4:00 AM
$FICO is bleeding 10% on GSE-related competition fears, yet VantageScore failed to capture share even when priced at zero. While the stock is under pressure, FICO's actual scoring momentum has only accelerated. It remains the undisputed gold standard. This sell-off looks like a massive disconnect between fearful sentiment and the reality of a rock-solid market moat. 👉Click to view @StockMacroView for timely updates amid the volatility.
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VeryBerryBusy
VeryBerryBusy Apr. 11 at 12:30 AM
$FICO the gold standard
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St0ckt0k101
St0ckt0k101 Apr. 10 at 11:46 PM
$FICO has a fair value of $1,290🎯✅
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Bazzzigar
Bazzzigar Apr. 10 at 9:09 PM
$FICO $1500+ next week
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FrostyEmpire4
FrostyEmpire4 Apr. 10 at 8:04 PM
$FICO essentially Barclay's slashed price target by 18 percent. And Barclay's had one of the highest price targets on the stock. They are the latest analysts from a well-known firm to cut the price target on FICO
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Skittles_mix
Skittles_mix Apr. 10 at 6:50 PM
$FICO why the fuck is this down so much?
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FrostyEmpire4
FrostyEmpire4 Apr. 10 at 6:42 PM
$FICO this now the 3rd highest volume trading day in the last 365 days per google AI. My opinion is this stock has much further to go before it is even enters into a range where it might be correctly valued...much further to be considered worth a risk in investing in the stock.
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