StratDeckBest Value

Cheap, growing stocks by sector

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Each name is ranked against its own sector peers on valuation — forward P/E, P/E, price-to-book and dividend yield — and on a second axis, revenue growth. Below is the standout in each sector: the name trading below its peers that is also growing faster than them. Cheap on its own is often a value trap — cheap because the business is shrinking — so a sector with no cheap-and-growing name is left off rather than filled.

SectorNameFwd P/EP/BYieldRev growthValue score
Basic Materials$RIO.LRio Tinto Group11.82.44.7%+15.5%100
Financial Services$BNP.PABNP Paribas SA7.80.95.6%+18.8%98
Technology$SMCISuper Micro Computer, Inc.6.92.4+93.2%97
Healthcare$SAN.PASanofi8.31.35.6%+14.6%95
Industrials$AIR.PAAirbus SE22.46.01.6%+27.7%75
Energy$BP.LBP p.l.c.10.32.14.4%+48.2%72
Consumer Defensive$PEPPepsiCo, Inc.15.28.44.3%+6.4%71
Consumer Cyclical$BKNGBooking Holdings Inc.14.21.0%+8.1%69
Communication Services$TMUST-Mobile US, Inc.12.73.52.2%+7.9%49
Utilities$IBE.MCIberdrola, S.A.18.32.53.4%+9.8%42

Value score is 0–100: how much of its sector the name undercuts on the multiples. Revenue growth is percentiled within the sector too. Every reading is against sector peers, never across the whole market — banks trade near book value and software does not.

Screened 15/09/2026, 02:30 UTC · research context, not investment advice.

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