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Preset screen · the value lens
Cheap and healthy
The two questions a value buyer asks in order: is there a margin of safety, and is the balance sheet strong enough that the wait is survivable. Cheap on its own is the easy half.
The rule
Fair value sits more than 15% above today's price, and the company holds more cash and marketable securities than it owes.
That is the whole filter — there is no second, unstated condition. It runs over the figures the reads themselves use, at the moment this page was built.
Today's matches
18 companies match this rule right now, out of everything we cover.
- A. O. SmithAOS
- AccentureACN
- AdobeADBE
- AkamaiAKAM
- Best BuyBBY
- CenteneCNC
- CognizantCTSH
- D.R. HortonDHI
- DeckersDECK
- Elevance HealthELV
- LululemonLULU
- NVRNVR
- PayPalPYPL
- PulteGroupPHM
- SkyworksSWKS
- T. Rowe PriceTROW
- TextronTXT
- The Trade DeskTTD
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