Evidence-based value screening
Deeply Undervalued Stocks
Deeply Undervalued Stocks trading furthest below fair value right now, measured by the gap between market price and a fair value built from 26 valuation models, filtered for solid business quality.
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Most undervalued: Deeply Undervalued Stocks
Large, well-known quality names first, then ranked by upside to fair value within each group. Each row opens the full single-stock analysis with range, evidence and the underlying models.
more than 10% below fair value (cheap)near fair value (±10%)more than 10% above fair value (expensive)
Fair value as of: Nov 13, 2026 · Values change with price and data.
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Free dataset, use it with attribution and a link back. As of Nov 13, 2026.
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How we find undervalued stocks
1 · Fair value from 26 models
Each company is valued by a stack of independent intrinsic-value models (DCF variants, residual income, multiples and more), blended and weighted by data quality, independent of the share price.
2 · Quality score
A separate layer scores profitability, growth and balance-sheet strength (0,100), so a cheap price is never mistaken for a good business.
3 · Evidence & plausibility
We show only well-evidenced matches (≥ 80% gap, quality ≥ 60) and exclude implausible outliers (> 300%) as data errors.
Does the approach work?
In a 34-year backtest that includes failed companies, broadly diversified baskets of undervalued quality stocks in an uptrend returned 11.7% a year from 2001, the MSCI ACWI Equal Weighted after 0.25% ETF costs 8.6%; since 2009 they were ahead, since 2016 ahead, long-only, no leverage. Backtests are not a guarantee of future results; entry price, diversification and data quality still decide the outcome.
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What counts as deeply undervalued here?
A stock whose fair value sits at least 80% above the price, so the price is at least about 44% below fair value. The rules of every list apply on top: a Quality Score of at least 60/100, enough data and no upside above 300% (treated as a data error). As of Nov 13, 2026, 134 stocks pass.
What does "undervalued stock" mean?
A stock is undervalued when its market price trades below its estimated intrinsic value (fair value). We estimate fair value from 26 independent valuation models built on audited fundamentals and show the percentage gap to the current price.
How are the undervalued stocks on this page selected?
We list stocks with at least 80% upside to fair value, with a Quality Score of at least 60/100 and enough data behind them (high or medium evidence; the main list on the overview takes only large caps from $10B with high evidence). Implausible outliers above 300% are excluded as data errors. The list reflects the snapshot dated Nov 13, 2026.
How often is this list updated?
Every day. The list is rebuilt daily from the latest prices and fair values; this version is dated Nov 13, 2026. The free Top-25 report by email is a separate monthly summary.
Is this a buy recommendation?
No. This is model-based, evidence-based analysis, not financial advice and not a buy or sell recommendation. A low price can also be a value trap.
How reliable is the fair value?
Fair value is an estimate, not a certainty. Its reliability depends on data quality and assumptions, so every individual stock shows an evidence status and a bear/bull range.
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