Movement Alert｜Fair Isaac Falls 5.57% in Regular Trading, Goldman Sachs Cuts Price Target Again

Market Focus10-26 21:32

On October 26, Fair Isaac fell 5.57% in Regular Trading, trading near $777.07 per share, with turnover of $37.64 million.

The latest identifiable catalyst was a fresh target-price cut from Goldman Sachs, which lowered its price target on Fair Isaac to $961 from $1,129. That followed a string of recent downward revisions by other firms, including Mizuho to $1,063 on October 19, RBC to $1,045 on October 16, Needham to $1,100 on October 13, and Wells Fargo to $800 on October 5, reinforcing pressure on valuation sentiment.

Recent company and policy developments add context to that reassessment. Fair Isaac said on October 24 it would keep wholesale mortgage pricing at $10 for preferred lenders, while earlier FHFA actions and commentary opened the mortgage score market more directly to VantageScore competition, a shift that has weighed on views of Fair Isaac’s pricing power and market position.

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