Top Value Stocks Today

Stocks ranked by AIQ Value sub-score — price attractiveness relative to earnings, revenue, and free cash flow. Updated every market day.

Today's Market Pulse

Top Value Stocks: EmergingMarket closed

Average Value held near 53.4; Financial Services holds 18% of positions (broad leadership).

Avg Value

53.4—

7D Value change

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Signal breadth

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New entrants

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Concentration

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Data as of 2026-07-24, market close · 50 symbols · Methodology v1.0

Today's Ranking

Rank	Ticker	Sector	AIQ	Value	Quality	Risk	Δ1d	State
1	ZIMZIM Integrated Shipping Services Ltd.	Industrials	57	75	45	45	new
2	DXCDXC Technology Company	Technology	51	75	29	43	new
3	BDTXBlack Diamond Therapeutics, Inc.	Healthcare	58	73	76	38	new
4	LNCLincoln National Corporation	Financial Services	65	73	42	72	new
5	BHCBausch Health Companies Inc.	Healthcare	50	72	60	26	new
6	AEGAegon Ltd.	Financial Services	71	71	67	74	new
7	MOHMolina Healthcare, Inc.	Healthcare	39	69	30	38	new
8	HUMHumana Inc.	Healthcare	50	68	33	51	new
9	BANDBandwidth Inc.	Technology	39	65	21	19	new
10	JKSJinkoSolar Holding Co., Ltd.	Technology	33	65	1	35	new
11	STLAStellantis N.V.	Consumer Cyclical	56	65	59	59	new
12	HTZHertz Global Holdings, Inc.	Industrials	54	65	75	25	new
13	NWLNewell Brands Inc.	Consumer Defensive	42	65	15	35	new
14	CNCCentene Corp.	Healthcare	46	65	21	46	new
15	JBLUJetBlue Airways Corporation	Industrials	36	65	15	21	new
16	GTThe Goodyear Tire & Rubber Company	Consumer Cyclical	43	65	8	40	new
17	HUNHuntsman Corporation	Basic Materials	48	65	21	38	new
18	PSXPhillips 66	Energy	60	65	36	56	new
19	CHGGChegg, Inc.	Consumer Defensive	49	65	47	23	new
20	FMCFMC Corporation	Basic Materials	40	65	17	37	new
21	CLFCleveland-Cliffs Inc.	Basic Materials	47	65	10	30	new	Strong Momentum / Elevated Risk
22	FFord Motor Company	Consumer Cyclical	41	65	3	40	new
23	GLXYGalaxy Digital	Financial Services	44	65	42	23	new
24	DOWDow Inc.	Basic Materials	45	65	14	51	new
25	COTYCoty Inc.	Consumer Defensive	56	64	43	38	new
26	DNUTKrispy Kreme, Inc.	Consumer Cyclical	32	64	6	26	new
27	CEIXCONSOL Energy Inc.	Energy	54	64	31	81	new
28	PTENPatterson-UTI Energy, Inc.	Energy	50	64	26	44	new
29	CZRCaesars Entertainment, Inc.	Consumer Cyclical	46	64	20	41	new
30	LUMNLumen Technologies, Inc.	Communication Services	47	64	44	33	new
31	CVECenovus Energy Inc.	Energy	60	63	41	56	new
32	VODVodafone Group Public Limited Company	Communication Services	53	63	29	37	new
33	UAUnder Armour, Inc.	Consumer Cyclical	47	63	27	28	new	Strong Momentum / Elevated Risk
34	GMGeneral Motors Company	Consumer Cyclical	46	60	8	48	new
35	QXOQXO, Inc.	Industrials	40	59	33	34	new
36	RIGTransocean Ltd.	Energy	49	59	30	46	new
37	SPWRSunPower Inc.	Energy	55	58	84	39	new
38	LYVLive Nation Entertainment, Inc.	Communication Services	55	57	60	56	new
39	BLMNBloomin' Brands, Inc.	Consumer Cyclical	36	43	27	23	new
40	PSKYParamount Skydance Corporation Class B Common Stock	Communication Services	33	42	27	43	new
41	ETHEGrayscale Ethereum Staking ETF	Financial Services	49	34	60	35	new	Strong Momentum / Elevated Risk
42	RKTRocket Companies, Inc.	Financial Services	40	34	60	42	new
43	ACHRArcher Aviation Inc.	Industrials	33	34	30	40	new
44	GBTCGrayscale Bitcoin Trust ETF	Financial Services	54	0	67	45	new
45	TMCTMC the metals company inc.	Basic Materials	32	0	30	42	new
46	UNGUnited States Natural Gas Fund LP	Financial Services	48	0	70	43	new
47	SLViShares Silver Trust	Financial Services	51	0	72	37	new
48	PHYSSprott Physical Gold Trust	Financial Services	56	0	72	58	new
49	RCKTRocket Pharmaceuticals, Inc.	Healthcare	31	0	29	47	new
50	NNENano Nuclear Energy Inc.	Industrials	30	0	30	40	new

State labels appear only when a stock meets a defined condition (New Leader, Consistent Leader, Accelerating, Momentum Divergence, Losing Leadership, Strong Momentum / Elevated Risk). Most rows carry no label on most days — that is by design, so labels stay meaningful.

Why these stocks rank highly

ZIM — ZIM ranks #1 with a Value score of 75.

DXC — DXC ranks #2 with a Value score of 75.

BDTX — BDTX ranks #3 with a Value score of 73.

LNC — LNC ranks #4 with a Value score of 73.

BHC — BHC ranks #5 with a Value score of 72.

Why this matters

Takeaway: Value is holding steady.

Leadership concentration is broad: Financial Services accounts for 18% of the list. Leadership spread across sectors reduces the impact of any single-sector rotation.

What to watch next

1Not confirmed

Whether ZIM holds the #1 position — leaders that hold the top spot across multiple sessions carry more signal than single-day appearances.

2Not confirmed

Whether Financial Services's 18% share of the list expands past 50% — that would shift leadership from broad to concentrated.

What the Value score actually compares

The AIQ Value sub-score measures price attractiveness relative to fundamentals — earnings, revenue, and free cash flow — normalized against sector peers rather than the whole market. That peer normalization is the important design choice: a bank at 11x earnings and a software company at 28x can both score well if each is cheap for its sector's economics. Absolute-multiple screens systematically load up on structurally cheap sectors; this one doesn't.

The other structural defense in this ranking is the composite context shown alongside: the classic failure mode of value screens is the value trap — statistically cheap because the business is deteriorating. Displaying Quality and Momentum beside the Value score makes the distinction visible line by line: cheap-and-durable reads very differently from cheap-and-decaying, and both will appear here.

How to use this list

The strongest historical profile on a list like this is cheapness plus a catalyst — improving momentum on an attractively valued name suggests the market has begun re-rating it. Names ranking high on Value with flat momentum are patience trades; names high on Value with improving momentum are re-ratings in progress. The Δ1d column and the risers panel above surface the second group daily.

FAQ

Why does the list disagree with famous value-investor holdings?

This is a quantitative sector-relative ranking updated daily, not a concentrated judgment portfolio. It will surface statistically cheap names an active manager would reject on business grounds — the Quality column is the fastest way to apply that filter yourself.

Value has underperformed for years — why rank it at all?

The value premium is cyclical, and its leadership phases have historically arrived abruptly around rate and regime turns. A daily ranking exists precisely so the rotation is visible when it starts, rather than in quarter-delayed fund letters.

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