Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) fell 3.78% on September 24, 2026, closing at $879.99 as selling pressure persisted across the session. The single-day decline extended a broader pattern of weakness that has weighed on the credit-scoring company's shares in recent weeks.
Over the past seven days, FICO has shed 11.28%, reflecting sustained downward momentum that accelerated through the latter portion of the period. The 30-day loss stands at 24.50%, representing a significant drawdown from levels seen roughly a month ago.
The company's market capitalization stood at $19.75 billion as of the close, reduced from higher levels earlier in the 30-day window as the share price declined. FICO remains one of the prominent names in the financial technology and analytics sector, though the recent price action has trimmed its valuation considerably.
The stock's trajectory over the past month marks one of the sharper pullbacks in the company's recent trading history based on the available data. Whether the pace of selling moderates or continues will be reflected in upcoming sessions.



