Will Fidelity National Information Services (FIS) stock recover?
What do analysts say about FIS?
Average price target from 11 analysts: $50 over ~12 months (Buy consensus), i.e. +23 % from the current price. Most reliable firm on FIS: Atlantic Equities (100% hit rate, 2 scored calls). A target is a 12-month view, not for tomorrow.
What happened after its past drops?
Fidelity National Information Services has only had 1 drop of 30%+ over 2013-2026 — too few to draw a reliable trend. (monthly history 2013-2026 — transparency data, not a guarantee)
FIS's biggest months
⚠️ Drop measured from the 12-month high; analyst targets on a ~12-month horizon; monthly history since 2013. Information, not investment advice. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Frequently asked questions
Will Fidelity National Information Services stock recover?
No one can guarantee it, and we won't. What we know: it's down 44 % from its high; analysts target $50 over 12 months (+23 % from the current price). Fidelity National Information Services has only had 1 drop of 30%+ over 2013-2026 — too few to draw a reliable trend. Past performance does not guarantee future results.
Why has FIS dropped so much?
We don't assert the cause of a drop — a headline can be a consequence or a coincidence. What we measure is what comes next: the analysts' target and the stock's historical behavior after this kind of drop.
Should I buy FIS now that it's down?
A drop is not a buy signal by itself. Cross-check with the analysts' target, their real reliability on the stock (most solid: Atlantic Equities, 100% hit rate), and the fundamentals. This is not personalized advice.