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Stock Market Valuation Statistics

How expensive is the global market right now, measured against fair value? These figures come from our own valuation of 35,000+ stocks and update monthly. Free to cite with attribution.

As of: 2026-10-15 · recalculated daily · citable monthly edition October 2026: +14.8 %

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Global market vs. fair value
+14.7 %
above aggregate fair value · Expensive · as of 2026-10-15
Most expensive sector
Utilities
+31.9 % above fair value · as of 2026-10-15
Cheapest sector
Communication Services
-13.7 % vs. fair value · as of 2026-10-15
Most expensive market
Switzerland
+38.5 % above fair value · as of 2026-10-15
Cheapest market
Hong Kong
-25.1 % vs. fair value · as of 2026-10-15
Stocks valued
35,000+
26 valuation models · 34-year backtest

Valuation by sector

As of: 2026-10-15

Sector% above fair value
Utilities+31.9 %
Energy+28.6 %
Industrials+24.4 %
Materials+22.1 %
Consumer Staples+22.0 %
Information Technology+17.5 %
Consumer Discretionary+14.2 %
Financials+13.8 %
Real Estate+9.2 %
Health Care+7.8 %
Communication Services-13.7 %

Most and least expensive markets

As of: 2026-10-15

Market% above fair value
Switzerland+38.5 %
India+36.7 %
Finland+35.9 %
Vietnam+34.2 %
Italy+33.3 %
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Denmark-2.6 %
Indonesia-3.2 %
Philippines-12.4 %
Brazil-12.8 %
Hong Kong-25.1 %

Most undervalued quality stocks

Stocks with the largest upside to fair value at solid quality (as of 2026-10-15):

CompanyUpsideQuality
Evolution AB (publ) +182 % 80/100
Haier Smart Home Co Ltd +164 % 62/100
CGI Inc +148 % 67/100
Contemporary Amperex Technology Co Ltd Class A +147 % 62/100
China Resources Land Ltd +147 % 60/100
Gree Electric Appliances Inc of Zhuhai +146 % 66/100
Universal Health Services Inc +139 % 66/100
Sungrow Power Supply Co Ltd +138 % 61/100
Cognizant Technology Solutions Corp Class A +126 % 75/100
ANTA Sports Products Ltd +125 % 66/100

Valuation multiples by sector and industry

Median and quartiles of P/E, P/B, P/S, EV/EBITDA, price/FCF, PEG, return on equity, margins, dividend yield, leverage, revenue growth, Quality Score and fair value gap for eleven sectors and over 350 industries, updated daily, as tables and CSV/JSON: All valuation multiples → · P/E by industry · EV/EBITDA · Implied growth (reverse DCF)

Frequently asked questions

Is the stock market overvalued right now?

Across 35,000+ valued stocks the market trades 14.7 % above aggregate fair value (as of 2026-10-15).

Which sector is the most expensive, and which is the cheapest?

The most expensive sector is Utilities at +31.9 % versus fair value, the cheapest is Communication Services at -13.7 %.

Which stock market is the most expensive, and which is the cheapest?

The most expensive market is Switzerland at +38.5 % versus fair value, the cheapest is Hong Kong at -25.1 %.

How is fair value calculated?

Each stock gets a fair value built from 26 valuation models. The statistics aggregate these values by market, sector and country and compare them with market value. The headline figures are recalculated daily.

Cite or reuse these statistics

Suggested citation (EN): Fair Value Calculator, Stock Market Valuation Statistics (October 2026), as of 2026-10-15. https://www.fairvalue-calculator.com/stock-market-valuation-statistics

Zitierweise (DE): Fair Value Calculator, Aktienmarkt-Bewertungs-Statistiken (October 2026), Stand 2026-10-15. https://www.fairvalue-calculator.com/aktienmarkt-bewertung-statistiken

Machine-readable: /undervalued-stocks.json · /undervalued-stocks.csv · open-data repo (GitHub) · Kaggle · Hugging Face

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.21639205 (Zenodo, always resolves to the latest monthly release)

Free to use under CC BY 4.0. Raw data as CSV/JSON and code samples: /developers · Press kit and charts: /press

Methodology: fair value per stock from 26 independent valuation models, quality from 37 fundamental factors, backed by a 34-year backtest. "% above fair value" = capitalisation-weighted gap of price to the aggregate fair value of each group. For information, not investment advice.