News Sentiment

SAIC sentiment intelligence

Science Applications International Corporation Common Stock news scored across direct company coverage, industry context, sector read-through, source quality, and freshness.

Chart Weekly report Factors RSS feed
Weighted score 56 Balanced news tone 41 relevant articles
Exchange NASDAQ United States
Sector Technology Market context
Industry Information Technology Services Read-through group
Latest close 112.62 Week of 10 Jul 2026
Weighted tone 56/100

Balanced news tone

Market reaction Balanced read

News tone and price action are not far from neutral.

Primary event Market update

78/100 classification confidence.

Company focus 41

directly relevant articles

Source quality 0

high-authority source matches

Trend context Trend active

+1.8% over one week, -0.7% over four weeks, trend active, and near fair-value range.

Latest direct headline Neutral

1 Services Stock to Target This Week and 2 Facing Challenges

Market Reaction

Balanced read

64/100 confidence

News tone and price action are not far from neutral.

Primary event Market update 78/100 classification
One-week reaction 1.8% Price digesting
Trend fit Trend active -0.7% over four weeks
Fair value 0.0% Near fair-value range

Sentiment Mix

Positive, neutral, negative

Weighted by relevance
Positive 12
Neutral 29
Negative 0

Relevance

Why the article matched

Direct first
Direct company coverage 41
Industry context 0
Sector context 0

Sources

Coverage mix

Publishers
Market source 7
TradingView 5
StockStory 5
Stock Titan 3
TradingKey 2
Simply Wall Street 2
AlphaStreet 2
ad-hoc-news.de 2

Event Lens

What the news is about

Classified themes
Market update 21
Earnings 13
Deals and strategy 3
Analyst action 2
Balance sheet 1
Guidance 1

Sentiment Trail

Score over time

50 baseline
Above 50 Neutral zone Below 50

News Tape

Relevant headlines

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Why SAIC Stock Soared Today

Tone
Neutral 50/100
Event
Market update
Published
04 Dec 2025 08:00
Source
The Motley Fool