Undervalued V2 Multi-Factor Screen Selects Five Signals for September 24, 2026
The Undervalued V2 multi-factor model chose five signals from ten candidates for September 24, 2026. Technology led with three signals, with prices between $5 and $90, and two signals showed insider selling. The strategy uses value, safety, and catalyst factors to rank potentially undervalued stocks.
The Undervalued V2 screen uses a four-layer score combining valuation, balance-sheet safety, and catalyst inputs. Its filters include earnings yield above the sector average, positive free cash flow yield, Piotroski F-Score of at least 5, Altman Z-Score above 1.8, positive ROIC, debt/equity under 3, income quality above 0.5, and market cap of at least $500M. It targets a 3–12 month holding period and medium-low risk.
For Sep 24, 2026, five names were selected from ten candidates. The write-up reports Technology leading with three signals, Communication Services and Energy each contributing two, and prices spanning $5 to $90. Market context noted a sideways tape, a slightly lower Dow, a flat-to-positive Nasdaq, and VIX at 15.67, up more than 3%.
Retail and institutional investors may use such screens to identify overlooked companies, potentially influencing capital allocation toward firms meeting value and safety criteria. Employees, suppliers, and local communities tied to selected companies could be indirectly affected if improved investor attention supports share prices or access to capital. Because the signals are probabilistic and market conditions can shift, outcomes may vary; the screen’s medium-low risk label does not guarantee returns.