Fresh daily · as of Sep 25, 2026
Every trading day we run 35,000+ stocks through our fair-value models and summarise where markets, sectors and single stocks sit above or below fair value. See the full market valuation on the market valuation page.
How expensive is the market really? 🧐
We run every index holding through our 21 fair-value models and compare the index price to the combined fair value of what is inside. Right now the Nasdaq 100 trades 42% ABOVE the fair value of its own holdings.
Which index surprised you most? 👇
The cheapest stock markets in the world right now 🌍
Brazil trades about 30% below the aggregate fair value of its listed companies, while the USA sits 20% above it.
Would you buy where it is cheap, or stick to home? 👇
Sector check 📊
Utilities trades 32% above our aggregate fair value, while Communication Services sits 14% below it. The gap between hype and value has rarely been this wide.
Which sector do you own most? 👇
Value find of the day 💎
The Allstate: quality score 69/100, and it trades 29% below our fair value estimate.
This is a valuation snapshot from our models, not a recommendation. What is your take on it? 👇
Fair value upgrades of the week 📈
New fundamentals in, and our 26 models raised the fair value on these names, led by Eurazeo (+48%).
A rising fair value means the business got more valuable, whatever the price did. Which one surprises you? 👇
In the news: Tesla set to formally roll out Semi electric trucks at Nevada event yesterday.
Tesla: worth its price? 🧐
Our 21 fair-value models put Tesla about 89% ABOVE fair value (price $380, fair value $43.25). In plain money: at $380 you are paying about $337 per share above our fair value. Our full model range runs $23.89 to $61.01, so the number above is the midpoint, not a promise. A valuation snapshot, not a recommendation.
Agree or disagree? 👇
In the news: Tesla set to formally roll out Semi electric trucks at Nevada event yesterday.
Tesla in plain numbers. 📊
How profitable the business is, how fast it grows, and our 0-100 quality score, in one glance. No jargon needed.
Price to Sales Ratio, explained simply. 📚
The price to sales ratio compares stock price to revenue per share.
Why it matters: It values companies based on sales when profits are not yet consistent.
Where our numbers come from. 🛠
Audited filings in, 26 valuation models across, one fair value out. The 0-100 quality score says how solid the business behind it is.
Valuation snapshots. They do not account for your personal situation, risk tolerance or investment horizon. As of Sep 25, 2026.