Fair Isaac Corporation closed at $770.11 on Thursday, a single-session gain of 6.96% that extended a broader seven-day rally. Over the past week, FICO shares have risen 8.86%, signaling a period of recovery momentum heading into the latter part of October 2026.
Despite the recent upswing, the stock remains under significant pressure on a longer time horizon. Over the trailing 30 days, FICO has fallen 22.05%, a decline that has weighed heavily on the company's market capitalization, which stood at $15.54 billion as of Thursday's close.
The divergence between the short-term bounce and the deeper monthly drawdown reflects the uneven trading conditions surrounding the analytics and credit-scoring company. The 30-day loss remains the dominant feature of FICO's recent price history, underscoring that the one- and seven-day gains have so far recovered only a fraction of the ground lost.
Fair Isaac Corporation, best known for its widely used FICO credit scoring system, is tracked across financial data platforms as a bellwether in the consumer credit analytics space. Thursday's price action brings the stock to $770.11 against the backdrop of a market capitalization of $15.54 billion.
