undervalued stock finder
For making better investing decisions
WHY?
The global stock market consists of 50 000 - 60 000 stocks and is performing with an average return of 7-8% per year after inflation. However, the growth is driven only by very small number of companies, it is roughly 50 to 100 companies that drive the majority of global stock market growth in any given year. So by investing in ETF’s, you invest the majority in losing stocks, but finding those high-performing stocks have always been extremely time-consuming and difficult. So we came up with AI-powered analytics tool that makes proper analysis instantly and gives the most undervalued stock ideas instantly. By investing in those stocks, you significantly increase your growth potential and decrease proportion of bad-performing stocks in your portfolio.
FOR WHOM?
For those who want to bet more on logically discovered undervalued stocks rather than investing in whole stock market ETFs. For those who not only invest in ETF's but also want to buy some single stocks with larger exposure in their portfolios. For those who are looking to take profits within a few months to a few years. For a retail investor who do not have time, knowledge and resources to analyse stock market. Recommended for around 20% of your portfolio.
How does it work?
Choose one of the top 3 fastest-growing industries.
We give you a list of the top 10 most undervalued stocks accordingly to the industry. Ranking from first to tenth accordingly to analysis.
For the stocks you choose to buy, we give you an estimate of the growth forecast and an automated signal to sell when the target is reached.
WHAT DOES THE FULL ANALYSIS INCLUDE?
INDUSTRY VALUATION
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Understand where the industry is in its lifecycle:
Emerging - New tech, high innovation, low adoption
Investment - High growth, high risk
Growth - Rapid adoption, increasing revenue
Investment - Best risk-adjusted returns
Mature - Slower growth, market saturation
Investment - Stable, dividends, consolidation
Declining - Shrinking demand, disruption
Investment - Risky, turnaround only
✅ Favor industries in growth or early-mature phases.
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TAM (Total Addressable Market): How big is the opportunity?
CAGR (Compound Annual Growth Rate): How fast is it growing?
✅ Look for industries with high TAM and 5%+ CAGR, ideally >10%.
Tools used:
Statista
IBISWorld
Gartner or McKinsey reports
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Does the industry benefit from powerful global trends?
Examples:
AI / Cloud Computing: Digital transformation
Green Energy: Climate action, regulation
Healthtech / Biotech: Aging population
Cybersecurity: Digital risk, national defense
✅ Bonus if an industry rides multiple tailwinds.
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Assess how many players are in the space and how defensible their positions are.
Key metrics:
Market concentration: Is it dominated by a few players (good) or oversaturated?
Barriers to entry: Patents, tech, regulation, brand?
Profit margins: Higher industry-wide margins = stronger moat
✅ Look for industries with moats and manageable competition.
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Use industry-wide financial data:
Average Return on Equity (ROE) and Return on Invested Capital (ROIC)
EBITDA margins, net margins
CapEx requirements (asset-heavy vs light)
Debt levels
✅ Industries with high ROIC and stable margins are often better bets.
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Is the industry highly regulated? Are new policies likely to help or hurt?
Heavily regulated: Healthcare, finance, energy
Lightly regulated: Tech, e-commerce (but may face future crackdowns)
✅ Favor industries with stable or supportive regulation unless you're an expert.
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Evaluate potential threats:
Tech disruption (e.g., streaming disrupted cable)
Commoditization
Global trade/geopolitics
Regulatory changes (e.g., crypto bans, ESG mandates)
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Industries that invest heavily in R&D or embrace innovation tend to outperform.
Look at:
Patent filings
% of revenue spent on R&D
Number of startups / M&A activity
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Sometimes, a great industry is already priced for perfection. Compare:
Current P/E or EV/EBITDA ratios across the industry
Growth-adjusted valuation (PEG)
✅ Best industries are growing fast but not yet overvalued.
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Lifecycle: Growth
TAM: $250B+ by 2027
CAGR: ~12–15%
Tailwinds: Remote work, cloud, ransomware, government spending
Margins: High
Players: Palo Alto, CrowdStrike, Zscaler, Fortinet
R&D: High innovation
✅ High industry potential
COMPANY VALUATION
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Formula: Price / Earnings per Share
Explanation: How much investors pay per $1 of earnings
Ideal Signal: Low P/E (compared to sector) may mean undervalued
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Formula: P/E ÷ EPS Growth Rate
Explanation: Valuation adjusted for growth
Ideal Signal: PEG < 1 = undervalued
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Formula: Price ÷ Book Value per Share
Explanation: Compares price to accounting value of assets
Ideal Signal: P/B < 1 = undervalued (esp. in banks)
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Formula: (Market Cap + Debt – Cash) ÷ EBITDA
Explanation: Used for comparing companies regardless of capital structure
Ideal Signal: Low EV/EBITDA is better
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Formula: Price ÷ Sales per Share
Explanation: Useful for unprofitable firms (e.g., tech startups)
Ideal Signal: P/S < 2 generally attractive
VALUATION METRICS
Help determine if a stock is cheap or expensive relative to its fundamentals.
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Explanation: YoY or 3–5 yr growth in sales
Strong Signal: >10% YoY (growth stock)
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Explanation: Growth in net profit per share
Strong Signal: Sustainable double digits
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Explanation: Growth in cash after operations and capex
Strong Signal: Positive & expanding over time
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For SaaS and platform businesses
Strong Signal: High user growth
GROWTH METRICS
Evaluate how fast the company is growing.
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Formula: Net Income ÷ Revenue
Good Signal: >10% = good (varies by sector)
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Formula: Operating Income ÷ Revenue
Shows core profitability
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Formula: Gross Profit ÷ Revenue
Good Signal: High = product/service is priced well
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Formula: Net Income ÷ Shareholders' Equity
Good Signal: >15% is strong
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Formula: Net Income ÷ Total Assets
Explanation: Measures efficiency of asset use
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Formula: NOPAT ÷ Invested Capital
Good Signal: >10% is a quality signal
PROFITABILITY METRICS
Tell you how efficiently the company converts revenue into profit.
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Formula: Revenue ÷ Total Assets
Good Signal: >1 = efficient
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Formula: COGS ÷ Inventory
Strong Signal: High = fast-moving goods
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Formula: Revenue ÷ A/R
Strong Signal: High = collecting payments fast
EFFICIENCY METRICS
Tell how well the company uses its resources.
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Formula: Total Debt ÷ Shareholders' Equity
Good Signal: <1.0 preferred
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Formula: Current Assets ÷ Current Liabilities
Good Signal: >1.5 = good short-term liquidity
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Formula: (Cash + Receivables) ÷ Current Liabilities
Strong Signal: >1 = strong liquidity
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Formula: EBIT ÷ Interest Expense
Good Signal: >3 = can service debt comfortably
FINANCIAL HEALTH
Assess how much debt and financial risk the company carries.
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Formula: Operating Cash Flow – CapEx
Good Signal: Positive = self-sustaining
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Formula: FCF ÷ Market Cap
Good Signal: >4–5% is attractive
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Formula: FCF ÷ Net Income
Strong Signal: >1 = high earnings quality
CASH FLOW METRICS
MARKET SENTIMENT & INSIDER ACTIVITY & OWNERSHIP
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Formula: % of shares shorted
Signal: High = bearish sentiment (or squeeze risk), potential opportunity for buy in the future
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Formula: % held by executives/directors
Signal: High = skin in the game
Measure insider activity: share sales by insiders can be considered as a risk factor.
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Formula: % held by funds
Signal: High = analyst backing, but can increase volatility
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Track trends and momentum over time.
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Tells if it is good time to buy or not
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Chart situation compared to competitor companies with similar metrics
MOMENTUM METRICS & CHART SITUATION
Gives you most undervalued stocks with highest potential within a few minutes.