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Fair value lists · updated after every US close (22 Oct 2026)

Undervalued & overvalued stocks

Ranked by the gap to fair value — then sort by financial health, growth, debt, profitability or dividends to separate real bargains from value traps.

Most undervalued Most overvalued Undervalued + quality
Sort by Gap to fair value ↓ X-Ray Score Financial health Growth Lowest debt Profitability (ROIC) Dividend yield Piotroski F-Score
Then by
Only show Financial health ≥ 70 ✓ Low debt (< 1.5× EBITDA) Growth ≥ 50 Pays dividend ≥ 2% ✓ Piotroski ≥ 7

Most overvalued — US stocks

Sorted by Gap to fair value (high → low) · 11 shown of 11
$1,279.37$800.34
-37%
52
74
50
Net cash
30%
0.2%
7/9
OvervaluedHigh uncertainty · 40% margin
$157.19$111.79
-29%
37
38
45
Data missing
-6%
2.1%
8/9
OvervaluedMedium uncertainty · 30% margin
$269.40$200.37
-26%
39
63
30
0.9×
20%
—
8/9
OvervaluedMedium uncertainty · 30% margin
$212.51$159.62
-25%
54
72
47
Net cash
352%
1.0%
9/9
OvervaluedMedium uncertainty · 30% margin
$354.19$272.52
-23%
52
67
75
Net cash
47%
0.2%
7/9
OvervaluedHigh uncertainty · 40% margin
$375.58$294.19
-22%
49
73
30
Net cash
33%
0.5%
7/9
OvervaluedMedium uncertainty · 30% margin
$193.29$153.15
-21%
55
74
87
1.5×
21%
0.3%
8/9
OvervaluedHigh uncertainty · 40% margin
$507.93$403.01
-21%
48
81
80
Net cash
10%
—
8/9
OvervaluedHigh uncertainty · 40% margin
$448.80$363.70
-19%
56
66
78
1.1×
24%
0.9%
9/9
OvervaluedMedium uncertainty · 30% margin
$279.50$226.91
-19%
44
71
16
1.0×
25%
2.0%
7/9
OvervaluedHigh uncertainty · 40% margin
$196.19$159.89
-19%
45
73
20
Data missing
82%
0.8%
7/9
OvervaluedLow uncertainty · 20% margin
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Financial health (0–100)
Piotroski F-Score, Altman Z, interest cover, liquidity: ranked within sector.
Growth (0–100)
Revenue, EPS and free-cash-flow growth over the last three years.
Net debt / EBITDA
Years of earnings needed to repay debt. "Net cash" means more cash than debt.
ROIC
Return on invested capital: how efficiently the business earns profit.
Dividend yield
Trailing 12-month dividends ÷ price.
Piotroski F-Score (0–9)
9 accounting tests of profitability, leverage and efficiency.

Model estimates, not price targets or recommendations. For educational purposes only. Not financial advice.