Valuation-first stock research
Is that stock actually cheap?
We chart every stock's valuation against its own five-year history, so you can see when the price is low for that stock. Free, no login.
S&P 500 · median P/E, weekly
23.6×39th percentile of its 10-year range
One point per week: the median trailing P/E across 404 S&P 500 companies with positive earnings, computed from their SEC filings. The shaded band is the middle half of the last ten years.
Explore the S&P 500's valuation historyWhere valuations sit today
Sector medians
Each sector's median stock, ranked against its own five-year valuation range. 0 is the cheapest week in that range, 100 the most expensive.
- Communication Services26P/E · 15
- Materials33P/E · 18
- Utilities34P/E · 26
- Financials37P/E · 48
- Consumer Discretionary42P/E · 39
- Real Estate47P/E · 17
- Health Care48P/E · 48
- Consumer Staples57P/E · 24
- Information Technology58P/E · 68
- Industrials63P/E · 74
- Energy63P/E · 15
Multiples are trailing twelve months, computed weekly. P/S stands in where most of a sector has negative earnings; the count is stocks ranked.
Largest dislocations
Stocks trading nearest the bottom of their own five-year valuation range.
Ranks compare each stock to its own history, never across stocks.
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Start from a screen, a single stock, or a pair of cross-listings.
Screener
Filter every covered stock by five-year valuation percentile, gap to its own median, and whether revenue growth held up. Start from a preset or build your own screen.
Run a screenTicker valuation hubs
One page per stock: trailing multiples charted against the five-year median and quartile bands, with percentile badges, fundamentals, and peer comps.
Browse covered stocksCross-listing compare
Overlay both listings of a dual-listed company, NASDAQ against ASX or an ADR against its home line. Prices are FX-normalized and ratio-adjusted, so the gap you see is a real premium or discount.
Compare two listingsPreset screens
Each link opens the screener with its filters already set.
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