Fair Isaac Corporation (FICO) closed Tuesday at $780.56, posting a 24-hour gain of 1.25% as the credit-scoring giant continued a short-term recovery. The move extended a seven-day advance of 5.52%, suggesting some stabilization after a turbulent stretch.
Despite the recent bounce, FICO shares remain down 17.81% over the past 30 days, a significant pullback that has weighed on the company's market capitalization, which stands at $16.66 billion as of October 20, 2026.
The gap between the stock's weekly momentum and its monthly performance reflects the depth of selling pressure that preceded the current recovery. Shares would need to extend their gains considerably to recoup the losses recorded over the broader 30-day window.
Fair Isaac Corporation develops analytics software and is best known for its widely used FICO credit score, a standard measure in consumer lending decisions across the United States.
