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FICOFair Isaac CorporationBuy Wait6.5·$1247.87+0.54%
Buy WaitModerate Confidence
Investment thesis

At a PEG of 0.79 with 39% revenue growth and a quality profile in the top tier of software companies, the fundamental case is compelling — but a confirmed price downtrend and a death cross in place argue for waiting on technical confirmation before entering.

Thesis pillars

  • Hypergrowth At Discount To GrowthStable
  • Customer Concentration Revenue RiskDeteriorating
  • Elite Software Quality FranchiseStable
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Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) Stock Analysis

Temporary headwind edge

Buy WaitGrowthQualityModerate Confidence

Technology · Software - Application

Wait for pullback to $1190.04. At $1247.87 the A.R:R is 0.7:1 — below the 1.5:1 minimum for BUY_NOW. Engine's entry $1190.04 (Atr Pullback Sticky) is the shallowest technical level that clears the 2:1 A.R:R minimum. Key risks: Concentration risk — Customer: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax (51.0%); Concentration risk — Customer: banking industry (92.0%).

Fair Isaac Corporation develops analytics software and credit scoring through two segments — Scores and Software — with the FICO Score serving as the standard consumer credit risk measure in the U.S. Revenue is heavily concentrated in financial services (92% of fiscal 2025),... Read more

$1247.87+9.9% A.UpsideScore 6.5/10#16 of 125 Software - Application
QualityF-score9 / 9FCF yield2.51%
Entry $1190.04(Atr Pullback Sticky)Stop $1089.97Target $1381.10(analyst − 10%)A.R:R 0.7:1
Analyst target$1534.55+23.0%20 analysts
$1381.10our TP
$1247.87price
$1534.55mean
$707
$2400

Wait for pullback to $1190.04. At $1247.87 the A.R:R is 0.7:1 — below the 1.5:1 minimum for BUY_NOW. Engine's entry $1190.04 (Atr Pullback Sticky) is the shallowest technical level that clears the 2:1 A.R:R minimum. Key risks: Concentration risk — Customer: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax (51.0%); Concentration risk — Customer: banking industry (92.0%). Chart setup: No clear chart pattern; technical signals are mixed. Growth is cheap relative to earnings, but the technical setup has not yet produced a breakout above resistance (PEG 0.84, quality 9.0/10, growth 10.0/10). Score 6.5/10, moderate confidence.

Passes 5/9 gates (clean insider activity, no SEC red flags, news events none recent, semi cycle peak clear, materials cycle peak clear). Fails on weak momentum and favorable risk/reward ratio and death cross (50MA < 200MA). Suitability: moderate.

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About Fair Isaac Corporation

About Fair Isaac Corporation

Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax collectively accounted for 51% of Fair Isaac Corporation's total revenues in fiscal 2025, up from 41% in fiscal 2023, making the three U.S. consumer reporting agencies FICO's dominant distribution channel. Financial services customers represented 92% of total revenue in fiscal 2025, with the Americas generating 87% of total revenue globally. FICO Platform's annual recurring revenue reached $263.6 million, representing 35% of total software ARR.

FICO earns revenue through two segments. The Scores segment distributes FICO Scores — used in most U.S. credit decisions by nearly all major banks, credit card issuers, mortgage lenders, and auto loan originators — primarily through the three consumer reporting agencies, which pay FICO a per-score fee each time a lender queries a score. The Software segment sells analytics and decision management software, including FICO Platform, as multi-year SaaS or on-premises subscriptions priced on usage metrics such as account or transaction volume. Demand for credit scoring ties closely to macroeconomic conditions — including U.S. mortgage origination and credit card application volumes — which directly affect transaction-based Scores revenue. VantageScore, a joint venture of the three major consumer reporting agencies, competes directly with FICO's scoring products, meaning the company's largest distribution partners are simultaneously its most direct competitors.

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Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac historically required U.S. lenders to submit FICO Scores with mortgages delivered for purchase — a structural revenue driver for the Scores segment. However, in July 2025 the FHFA Director announced that mortgage originators may now choose the credit score model they submit, a policy change that could weigh on Scores segment revenue if lenders shift to VantageScore or other alternatives. The 10-K also notes the consumer reporting agencies' own scoring venture creates a conflict in which FICO's largest distributors are simultaneously its most direct scoring competitors.

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From Fair Isaac Corporation's most recent 10-K filing, extracted June 10, 2026.

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Recent developments

updated 2026-07-19
TrendMatrix Research · upcoming catalyst calendar

Upcoming dated catalysts

Wed, Jul 29, 202610d to earnings· next earnings call

Thesis

Rewards
Strong earnings beat streak (4/4)
High-quality business
Strong growth profile
Risks
Concentration risk — Customer: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax (51.0%)
Concentration risk — Customer: banking industry (92.0%)
Thin upside margin: 9.9%

Key Metrics

P/E (TTM)39.8
P/E (Fwd)23.1
Mkt Cap$29.2B
EV/EBITDA28.0
Profit Mgn33.7%
ROE
Rev Growth38.7%
Beta1.29
DividendNone
Rating analysts29

Quality Signals

Piotroski F9/9MoatNarrow

Concentration Risks(10-K Item 1A)

  • HIGHCustomerExperian, TransUnion and Equifax51%
    10-K Item 1: 'revenues generated from our agreements with Experian, TransUnion and Equifax collectively accounted for 51% ... of our total revenues'
  • HIGHCustomerbanking industry92%
    10-K Item 1A: 'During fiscal 2025, 92% of our revenues were derived from sales of products and services to the banking industry'
  • HIGHGeographicAmericas87%
    10-K Item 1: 'Our largest geographic market is the Americas, representing 87% of our total revenue during fiscal 2025'
  • MEDIUMCustomerFannie Mae and Freddie Mac
    10-K Item 1A: 'Fannie Mae ... Freddie Mac ... a requirement by those enterprises that U.S. lenders provide FICO® Scores for each mortgage delivered to them'

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Rating Breakdown

2 floor-breakers·2 ceiling hits

Momentum below the gate floor. Component breakdown shows what dragged the score down.static

Macd
0.0
Obv
1.0
Volume
2.5
Rsi
4.0
Ma Position
6.0
Volume distribution (falling OBV)Below 200-MA, MA slope -3.1%/30d — confirmed downtrend

Technicals below the gate floor. Component breakdown shows what dragged the score down.static

52w Position
2.6
Support Resistance
2.9
Bollinger
3.2
GatesMomentum 2.7<4.5A.R:R 0.7 < 1.5@spotDeath cross (50MA < 200MA)EARNINGS PROXIMITY 10d<=14d (soft)Insider activity: OKNo SEC red flagsNEWS EVENTS NONE RECENTSEMI CYCLE PEAK CLEARMATERIALS CYCLE PEAK CLEARSuitability: Moderate
RSI
60 · Neutral
20D MA 50D MA 200D MADEATH CROSSSupport $1065.69Resistance $1335.61

Price Targets

$1090
$1190
$1381
A.Upside+9.9%
A.R:R0.7:1

Position Sizing

ConvictionHigh conviction
Suggested %0.5%
Max %1%
RegimeSteady

Risk Alerts

! momentum at 2.7 (below the engine's 4.5 threshold)
! asymmetry at 0.7 (below the engine's 1.5 threshold)@spot
! Death cross — 50-day MA below 200-day MA

Earnings

B
B
B
B
4/4 beats
Next Earnings2026-07-29 (10d)

Verdict History

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Frequently Asked Questions
Is FICO stock a buy right now?

Wait for pullback to $1190.04. At $1247.87 the A.R:R is 0.7:1 — below the 1.5:1 minimum for BUY_NOW. Engine's entry $1190.04 (Atr Pullback Sticky) is the shallowest technical level that clears the 2:1 A.R:R minimum. Key risks: Concentration risk — Customer: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax (51.0%); Concentration risk — Customer: banking industry (92.0%). Chart setup: No clear chart pattern; technical signals are mixed. Growth is cheap relative to earnings, but the technical setup has not yet produced a breakout above resistance (PEG 0.84, quality 9.0/10, growth 10.0/10). Target $1381.10 (+10.7%), stop $1089.97 (−14.5%), A.R:R 0.7:1. Score 6.5/10, moderate confidence.

What is the FICO stock price target?

Take-profit target: $1381.10 (+9.9% upside). Target $1381.10 (+10.7%), stop $1089.97 (−14.5%), A.R:R 0.7:1. Stop-loss: $1089.97.

What are the risks of investing in FICO?

Concentration risk — Customer: Experian, TransUnion and Equifax (51.0%); Concentration risk — Customer: banking industry (92.0%); Thin upside margin: 9.9%.

Is FICO overvalued or undervalued?

Fair Isaac Corporation trades at a P/E of 39.8 (forward 23.1). TrendMatrix value score: 4.5/10. Verdict: Buy (Wait for Entry).

What do analysts say about FICO?

29 analysts cover FICO with a consensus score of 3.9/5. Average price target: $1535.

What does Fair Isaac Corporation do?Fair Isaac Corporation develops analytics software and credit scoring through two segments — Scores and Software — with...

Fair Isaac Corporation develops analytics software and credit scoring through two segments — Scores and Software — with the FICO Score serving as the standard consumer credit risk measure in the U.S. Revenue is heavily concentrated in financial services (92% of fiscal 2025), with Experian, TransUnion, and Equifax collectively representing 51% of total revenues as distributors of the FICO Score.

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