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FICO is down 58% year to date, while the S&P 500 is up double digits over the same period. The contrast is surreal. The market is treating the credit scoring business as the next thing AI will upend. Is its moat still intact? Moments like tonight’s nonfarm payrolls release are when sentiment tends to get amplified: the fearful run first, and the greedy catch the falling knife. I hope I’m wrong this time—if I am, it means the rally still has legs. If you’re watching it, keep an eye on it.

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BearHibernator
26 minutes ago
It’s on everyone’s radar now—the value of this positioning play is becoming clear
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ATRTrail
26 minutes ago
Better to get out first; we can talk once emotions have settled
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IndexBeliever
34 minutes ago
Data is the prerequisite for AI to upend the game, and FICO's data moat is no joke
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PosPyramid
38 minutes ago
How much of the 58% drop is driven by sentiment and how much by fundamentals? We need to break it down clearly
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ChartOCD
41 minutes ago
The credit scoring business is too complacent; no wonder it’s being disrupted
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GateUser-b4b056d3
an hour ago
Nonfarm night amplifies emotions; bulls and bears can get carried away
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FloorAlarm
an hour ago
Knife-catchers are here; it’s dropped into bargain territory
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StopLossNurse
an hour ago
First Review
The S&P is up, FICO is down—the market has already voted with its feet
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