ACIW · ACI Worldwide Inc
Snapshot
50 fields · last close| Market Cap | $5.17B |
| P/E | 23.26 |
| Float | 100.4M |
| Beta | 1.02 |
| Volatility | 25.4% |
| Exchange | NASDAQ |
| Sector | Technology |
| Cap tier | Mid cap |
| Macro sensitivity | Moderate |
| Clavix score | 80.6 |
| Price | 50.92 |
| Change | −0.55% |
| Prev Close | 51.20 |
| Open | 51.47 |
| Day Low | 51.01 |
| Day High | 51.99 |
| Avg Vol | 1 |
| Avg $ Vol | $36.11M |
| 52W High | 61.08 |
| 52W Low | 38.05 |
| 52W Pos | 55.9% |
| From High | −16.63% |
| From Low | +33.82% |
| Max DD 1Y | — |
| Spread | 0.10% |
| Liquidity | Normal |
| SMA 20 | — |
| SMA 50 | — |
| SMA 200 | — |
| RSI (14) | — |
| Vol 30D | — |
| Vol 90D | — |
| 1Y Range | 38–61 |
| Daily bars | — |
| Perf Week | — |
| Perf Month | — |
| Perf Quarter | — |
| Perf Half Y | — |
| Perf Year | — |
| Perf YTD | — |
| Prev Day | −0.55% |
| Clavix | B+ |
| Debt / Eq | 0.54 |
| Curr Ratio | 1.54 |
| Int Cover | 10.9× |
| FCF Margin | 17.6% |
| Rev Growth | +10.4% |
| Profit | Profitable |
| Leverage | Low |
| Sector rank | 2 / 100 |
Clavix risk grade
regraded every trading dayACIW grades B+, 80.6 of 100. Steadiest on Sector Resilience (78), most exposed on Price Stability (64, mixed). 4 of the 4 weighted dimensions sit above the Technology median. Ranks 2 of 100 in Technology by Clavix score.
How rough the ride is
| ACIW | Technology median | |
|---|---|---|
| Betavs the overall market · lower is steadier | 1.02 | 1.28 |
| Volatilityannualized | 25.4% | 32.3% |
| Max drawdown, past yearworst peak-to-trough fall | — | — |
| Typical daily movemedian absolute daily change | — | — |
| Days beyond ±3%of the last 0 sessions | — | — |
Market sensitivity
| ACIW | Technology median | |
|---|---|---|
| Beta to the markethow much it swings with the S&P 500 · lower is safer | 1.02 | 1.28 |
| Macro sensitivityrate, dollar and credit exposure bucket | Moderate | Moderate 39% of 102 |
Where it sits on the macro scale
Low means rates, the dollar and credit spreads barely move it. Very High means they drive a large share of its swings. The counts are how many Technology names sit in each bucket.
Where it ranks in its sector
Rank by Clavix score within the sector. Right is the top of the sector.
Price performance
| ACIW | |
|---|---|
| 1 week | — |
| 1 month | — |
| Year to date | — |
| 1 year | — |
Context for the rank, not itself a risk measure.
Recent coverage, scored
| ACIW | |
|---|---|
| Articles scoredthe most recent scored coverage, up to 30 | 3 since 3 Oct |
| Average score0 most bearish, 100 most bullish | 56 |
| Bullish · bearisharticles above 60 · below 40 | 1 · 1 |
| Directionarticles whose tone is improving vs worsening | 1 ↑ 1 ↓ |
Where the article scores land
Each bar is a 10-point band of article scores. Below 40 reads bearish, above 60 bullish.
Balance sheet, against the sector
The shaded band is the middle half of the 100 Technology names Clavix covers; the tick is the sector median.
Growth
| ACIW | |
|---|---|
| Revenue growthyear over year | +10.4% |
Financial Health is shown but does not count toward the grade. Why
0–100, higher is safer. The tick on each bar is the Technology median. Click a dimension for the evidence behind it. Financial Health is shown but does not count toward the grade.
Recent news
most recent scored articles · the chip is the article’s score · click to openOrder for workers to remain standing to ‘reinforce professionalism’ draws rebuke amid plunging moraleUnion officials have launched a campaign to allow airport security staff to sit once more after the Trump administration unilaterally removed all the chairs for Transportation Security Administration (TSA) staff at checkpoints.“People are pissed,” said Johnny Jones, secretary-treasurer of American Federation of Government Employees (AFGE) TSA council 100 and president of AFGE local 1040, which represents TSA workers in Dallas-Fort Worth. Continue reading...
Reinhart Partners LLC cut its holdings in ACI Worldwide by 42% during the third quarter, according to a 13F filing (a routine quarterly disclosure large investors must make to the SEC). After the cut, the fund held about 1.4 million ACIW shares. The article text is cut off and no further detail is provided.
Senior travelers can avoid airport delays by fixing three common mistakes, according to TSA officials and travel experts. Air travel can be stressful for anyone, but it can be especially challenging for older travelers. Transportation Security Administration officials and travel experts say a few common mistakes often slow seniors down at airport security checkpoints. The good news is that most of those issues can be fixed with a little preparation before a trip, AOL reported.
TSA and industry officials, speaking at an airport security conference, made clear they're still bullish on privatized airport screening after canceling Gold+. TSA and industry officials, speaking at an airport security conference, made clear they're still bullish on privatized airport screening after canceling Gold+.
Airport security is strict for a reason, and most travelers understand why the rules exist. After all, keeping everyone safe is the whole point. But sometimes, even when you follow every rule, getting through security can turn into a complete nightmare. One Redditor asked people to share the dumbest reasons the TSA ever gave them a hard time, and the answers were wild. We’ve rounded up some of the most ridiculous stories. Airport security is strict for a reason. After all, keeping everyone safe is the whole point of those checks, and most travelers understand why the rules exist. But sometimes, even when you follow every single one of them, getting through security can turn into a complete nightmare. One Redditor asked people to share the dumbest reasons the TSA ever gave them a hard time, and they didn’t hold back. We’ve rounded up some of the most ridiculous answers below. Scroll down to read them, and if you have any similar stories of your own, drop them in the comments!#1They said my shirt was a jacket. I kept telling her it was a blouse and all I had was a bra underneath and wasn’t going to take it off. After this exchange 4 times she finally let me through.© Photo: Phylace#2I got like four sarcastic answers in a row trying to figure out which line to join (pre-check or regular). Both lines backed up past the regular start, so there was no signs clearly visible, but there was an agent nearby. I asked casually which was pre-check, and he said "if you don't know what pre-check is, then you don't belong in that line".When I clarified I knew *what* it was and just couldn't tell *which,* he said "you don't think it's the one that's probably moving faster?" When I pointed out that neither was moving especially quickly, he said "Well I guess it doesn't really matter then, does it?"When I asked if there was a separate area for pre-check at a different spot, he said "if there was, don't you think everyone would go there?"Like guy I don't want VIP treatment, I just want to know what freaking line to stand in.© Photo: Art--Vandelay--#3I had two laptops.It took almost 3 hours before they could find anyone to tell them "I need a windows machine, AND a Mac because of my work" is actually a valid reason. And by then I had long since missed my flight.© Photo: Billbapaparazzi#4I traveled a lot and did government work. The rule was that you were never to have your laptop out of your sight - not even for 1 second they told us.So here I am (Milwaukee Airport / Mitchell) - shoes off, belt off and they had me take my shirt off (staples in my lung from an operation) and I was trying to keep an eye on my laptop. 'MOVE ON SIR' they kept repeating and I kept saying that I had to keep an eye on my laptop. Oh yeah, holding up my no belt pants, with no shirt (in winter), no shoes and they're trying to get me to break a strict GOVERNMENT rule. About a month later a co-worker followed their orders and her laptop was grabbed by someone else in a hurry (a standard issue HP) and she was almost fired because of TSA even though TSA tracked the laptop and stopped the passenger before they boarded another airplane.© Photo: RicksterA2#5My humira.I have a bag with an ice pack since I'm on humira to treat an auto immune disease.Taking the caps off primes the injection. Each pen costs 500$ each. They uncapped all 8 of them.I raised a stink. Because I couldn't travel without this and then my dr raised a stink when I called him for an emergency script.They were even in a special bag made for TSA in mind with all the info.© Photo: Faedan#6I use to work at an airport and went through security all the time. We had an employee line but it was the same deal. I would bring in bread and pb & J to save on lunches. I was once (not most the time I did it, only once) had TSA claim the peanut butter was a liquid and I couldn't bring it in. I was like open it up and turn it upside down, it doesn't come out. Another time a pilot was ahead of me and had a small screwdriver set for his glasses or something. They tried to take it from him saying he could hurt someone. The pilot then screamed " I'm a pilot, if I wanted to hurt someone I'd take the plane down". It didn't get him his screwdrivers through. Sometimes they just want to be right about something, I've never seen anyone argue and win with TSA.© Photo: Evaderofdoom#7My girlfriend had TSA precheck. I didn’t. So my girlfriend said she wanted to go through the regular line with me because I had just had an eye surgery and couldn’t see very well. We get to the check in desk and the two TSA agents at the gate see she has precheck but didn’t get in that line, and ask her why. She tells them she’s helping me because of my eyesight. They give her a precheck card anyway and tell me I can go with her. So we get to the precheck line to go through the metal detectors and a woman in a wheelchair is in front of us and no one is checking the “precheck” line so we stand there for 10 minutes while all the people who were behind us in the regular line go through no problem. TSA finally comes back to the pc line and asks why I don’t have a pass. I tell them. They tell me I have to go back and go through the body scan aisle without my girlfriend… ok, thanks for wasting my time. Now we are passed the scanners where you put your shoes, and my stuff is already through the precheck lines X-rays. But I can’t put my shoes on that X-ray so I have to go back, put those on the other line, come back and go through the body scanner. I get out the other side and they have to pat me down because I have a continuous glucose monitor stapled on my arm, combined with my “suspicious behavior” of trying to go through precheck. Morons, you’re the ones that told me to do it!© Photo: PerInception#8A TSA agent tried to take apart my milk pump. She wanted me to “take it out of the case” (it was a Medela Pump In Style that had a soft shell case as part of the pump with a Velcro closure to keep dust out), and was ready to try to pull it apart. It hasn’t even been through X-ray yet, I had just pulled it out because I knew they’d look at it. I informed her that if she didn’t believe me I’d be happy to demonstrate (this was after several minutes of fiddling with it), and if she broke it she’d be replacing it. Her supervisor wasn’t happy with the line hold up, and he ended up just swabbing it and letting us go WITH the pump.© Photo: metaphorisma#9I have a titanium plate holding my arm together after an accident. It shows up on metal detectors. I was pulled to the side. I showed an X-Ray. The SOB insisted on squeezing my arm very hard so he could feel the plate… which involved tearing healing muscle tissue over my gnarly surgical scar.I was in more pain than usual for a couple of weeks thanks to that sadistic jerk.© Photo: cbelt3#10Not me but, years ago, I went on a series of holidays in the US with my best mate. The first was to Florida - a coach tour with a large group of people, and we were met at the airport by our guide.I was a little freaked out by my TSA as she was wearing reflective sunglasses, and I couldn't read her expressions at all, so I just defaulted to "polite and cooperative", got through pretty quickly, met up with the tour guide... waited for my mate......and waited... and waited...After something like 30-45 minutes, he finally got through and apologised for keeping all of us waiting. He'd decided to have a friendly joke with his TSA: when asked "do you have anything concealed in your shoes?" he responded "Maybe a bad smell?". TSA was not amused, and went through every single item in his suitcase in minute detail.© Photo: HEXdidnt#11Blood thinning injections with an original prescription and diagnostic letter. Still wouldn’t let me bring them on board… on a long haul leg of 26 hours of travel… where DVTs are known to happen. Make it make sense!© Photo: EndlesslyMeh#12I used the bathroom. Apparently the idiots that run airports put glycerine based soaps in the bathroom. So I washed my hands, then tested positive for explosives.© Photo: filthandnonsense#13My CPAP is often chosen for extended testing. I think it was Chicago where two separate TSA agents were alternately yelling at me, one that I had to stay there while they tested my CPAP, and one that I couldn't stay there and had to leave the security area.© Photo: hymie0#14They dug through my stuff for a compass I had bought at a tour thing outside of Vegas because it looked like a weapon. I told him it was a compass and he said "show me" so I just held it in front of him and was like "yeah that way is north dude". I was the last person on the plane because he took so long.© Photo: vonkeswick#15Told me that my passport pic wasn’t me. It was very obviously me. I showed them my other photo IDs and they claimed those didn’t look like me either. Supervisor came over and said he agreed with the agent. I was like “okay” and just stood there. I had flown across the world using this same ID but I’m finally getting caught in Philly of all places. Then they just let me go through security anyway! So if they were convinced I was using a fake passport, I guess they just let on a potential terrorist because they couldn’t prove it either way. Morons. TSA is a huge waste of funding.© Photo: CapnCook67#16Work at an airport and the TSA *CONSTANTLY* has new people who never recognise me.1) employees push to the front of the line at TSA. Thats how it is. They try to stop me every now and then until i flash the badge towards them.2) Ive been bringing a soup in my pack lunch for years now and they regularly stop me and say i cant have it. I tell them that im an employee and the safety training videos required to get a badge in the airport states that you can infact bring a lunch to work with liquids in it.3) "go place your pen in a bin and walk back through." I keep a pen in my shirt pocket like a nerd with a pocket protector
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