Fair Isaac Co.

Fair Isaac’s stock fell 26.5% in one day to $617.87, recording its largest one-day loss since May 1989. TransUnion is offering VantageScore 4.0 for 99 cents through the end of 2028 to erode FICO’s monopoly in the U.S. mortgage market. The FHFA, under director Bill Pulte, has added the VantageScore to the pricing grids used by Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, giving the rival model further opportunities to gain traction. » More on finanzen.net

Fair Isaac’s stock formed a medium-term base after hitting a 3-year low of $870 and, on a high-volume jump of +7.67%, climbed to a 9-week high of $1,185. Next resistances are at $1,230–1,247, $1,289/$1,291 and up to $1,449–1,494; supports are at $1,134 and $1,043–1,095— a close below those would neutralize the bullish signal. Seasonal data from Seasonax currently provide tailwinds: the average return for the period May 19 to July 7 over the past ten years was 6.33%. » More on finanzen.net

Fidelity Growth Strategies Fund said an overweight in Fair Isaac Corporation hurt Q1 performance as the stock fell largely on valuation concerns after a late-2025 run-up, prompting the fund to reduce the holding to its No. 15 position. Fair Isaac reported fiscal Q2 2026 revenue of $692 million, up 39% year-over-year. The shares have lost about 39.91% over the past 52 weeks and closed at $1,222.61 on May 18, 2026. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Bristlemoon Global Fund said FICO reported a solid Q4 2025 and gave conservative FY26 guidance, yet its FY27 earnings multiple fell from above 50x to about 25x during Q1 amid a broad software sell-off. The fund noted FICO’s multiple is more than one standard deviation below its 10-year average and believes a return to the long-term multiple implies roughly 50% upside. FICO posted fiscal Q2 2026 revenue of $692 million, up 39% year-on-year, while the stock traded near $1,066 with a market cap of $24.73 billion and a 52-week decline around 49%. » More on finance.yahoo.com

Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) saw shares weighed by a broad selloff in growth and software names amid fears of AI-driven disintermediation and rising competition, a decline ClearBridge calls overblown. FICO reported fiscal Q1 revenue of $512 million, up 16% year‑over‑year, and has secured 12 new AI patents as it expands decision‑making offerings. The stock has fallen sharply over the past year despite the company’s continued customer value delivery. » More on finance.yahoo.com