Fair Isaac Corp.

New York symbol FIC, provides products and services that help businesses make better decisions on customer creditworthiness around the world.


Adobe and Fair Isaac have moved down after hitting record highs in 2021. However, demand for their products remains strong, particularly as employees continue to work from home during the pandemic.


ADOBE INC. $558 is buy. The company (Nasdaq symbol ADBE; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 475.8 million; Market cap: $265.5 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 18.0; No dividends paid since June 2005; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adobe.com) makes software that lets computer users create, edit and share documents in the popular PDF format....
Fair Isaac and Broadridge Financial are positioned to keep expanding for the rest of the pandemic: since March of 2020, Fair Isaac is up 133.6%; and Broadridge has jumped 118.4% to a new high. We think both stocks have room to move even higher on rising COVID-spurred demand.


FAIR ISAAC CORP., $410.64, is a buy. The company (New York symbol FICO; TSINetwork Rating: Average) (www.fairisaac.com; Shares outstanding: 28.4 million; Market cap: $11.8 billion; No dividends paid) is best known for its FICO Scores software....
Many investors overlook mid-cap stocks, thinking that a combination of large- and small-cap stocks will provide their portfolios with all the diversification they really need. However, as a group, U.S. mid-cap stocks have often performed better than large caps and are generally less risky than small caps....
Adobe and Fair Isaac continue to hit new highs, with businesses continuing to rely on their products as their employees work from home during the pandemic. We continue to like their long-term prospects.


ADOBE INC. $657 is buy. The company (Nasdaq symbol ADBE; Aggressive Growth Portfolio, Manufacturing & Industry sector; Shares outstanding: 476.4 million; Market cap: $490.4 billion; Price-to-sales ratio: 21.8; No dividends paid since June 2005; TSINetwork Rating: Average; www.adobe.com) makes software that lets computer users create, edit and share documents in the popular PDF format....
Fair Isaac and Broadridge Financial are both positioned to keep doing well during the pandemic: since March of last year, Fair Isaac is up 185.3%; and Broadridge has jumped 96.8% to a new high. We think both have room to move even higher.


FAIR ISAAC CORP., $493.60 (New York symbol FICO; TSINetwork Rating: Average) (www.fairisaac.com; Shares outstanding: 29.2 million; Market cap: $14.4 billion; No dividends paid) is best known for its FICO Scores software....
The COVID-19 pandemic forced individuals and businesses to move many of their activities online. That shift has helped lift these three leading technology firms to new highs. We continue to hold a high opinion of their prospects, but only aggressive investors should consider buying them right now.


ADOBE INC....
Adobe and Fair Isaac have soared in the past year. That’s because their products have helped businesses connect their remote workers and guard their confidential data during the COVID-19 pandemic. We see them as buys, but only for highly aggressive investors.


ADOBE INC....
Fair Isaac and Broadridge Financial are both positioned to keep doing well during the pandemic: since March of this year, Fair Isaac is up 167.0% to an all-time high; and Broadridge has jumped 78.0%, also to new highs. We think both have room to move higher.


FAIR ISAAC CORP....
The shift to remote work due to the COVID-19 pandemic has helped boost the shares of these two software makers. Their products help connect workers and guard confidential data. We feel the shares will move higher still. However, you should only consider them as suitable investments if you can accept their higher risk.


ADOBE INC....
FAIR ISAAC CORP. $431.25 (New York symbol FICO; TSINetwork Rating: Average) (www.fairisaac.com; Shares outstanding: 29.0 million; Market cap: $12.6 billion; No dividends paid) in response to rising unemployment due to COVID-19, recently launched the FICO Resilience Index....