ACCE Research · Data as of September 9, 2026

57.1% of the US market trades above its fair value

We value 3,915 US-listed companies with six independent models every day. As of September 9, 2026, 57.1% of them trade above the consensus of those models, with a median gap of -7.5%. Among the names still trading below fair value, the median discount implies +30.6% of upside.

57.1%
Above fair value
-7.5%
Median gap
3,915
Companies valued
up to 6
Models per company

Every figure here comes from the same valuation engine that runs on each company page. How we value stocks sets out each model, the formula behind it, and where it stops working — including which businesses it refuses to value and why.

Where the market is most stretched

Median gap to fair value by sector. Negative means the typical company in that sector trades above what the models say it is worth.

SectorCompaniesMedian gapAbove fair value
Technology506-16.1%65.8%
Healthcare327-12.5%62.4%
Industrials616-12.2%60.2%
Real Estate170-9.9%55.3%
Basic Materials275-8.2%58.5%
Energy225-7.2%54.7%
Communication Services183-5.4%56.3%
Utilities119-4.8%58.8%
Financial Services801-4.0%54.7%
Consumer Cyclical475-1.5%51.8%
Consumer Defensive218+6.9%42.7%

Where the market is most stretched, by country

Median gap to fair value by listing country, for markets with at least 20 valued companies. Every listing is valued in the currency its accounts are reported in and compared against its own local price, so these are comparable across markets rather than distorted by exchange rates.

CountryCompaniesMedian gapAbove fair value
India29-49.1%79.3%
Italy35-20.8%71.4%
Japan51-18.1%64.7%
Sweden20-17.9%70%
United States2836-9.3%59.6%
Canada174-8.5%59.2%
Australia171-6.7%56.1%
Germany42+1.3%47.6%
France40+1.5%47.5%
Netherlands48+6.6%43.8%
United Kingdom281+17.6%34.2%
Hong Kong70+34.6%32.9%

By exchange

The same figures by listing venue. Useful where one country hosts several markets, or where a venue's composition differs from the country's economy.

ExchangeCompaniesMedian gapAbove fair value
NSE29-49.1%79.3%
Borsa Italiana37-22.2%73%
TSE51-18.1%64.7%
Nasdaq Stockholm20-17.9%70%
NASDAQ1393-9.9%60.6%
NYSE1432-8.9%58.6%
TSX174-8.5%59.2%
ASX171-6.7%56.1%
XETRA42+1.3%47.6%
Euronext Paris40+1.5%47.5%
Euronext Amsterdam47+8.2%42.6%
LSE281+17.6%34.2%
HKEX70+34.6%32.9%

Where the models disagree most with the market

Companies above $10bn where at least three models agree. These are not forecasts. They are the widest gaps between price and a mechanical valuation, which is often a statement about how hard a business is to model rather than a view on the business. Click any ticker to see every model that applies to it and the assumptions behind them.

Trading furthest above the models
CompanyPriceFair valueGapModels
AXONAxon Enterprise Inc.$490.00$25.84-94.7%3
TSLATesla Inc.$367.81$24.07-93.5%4
CIENCiena Corporation$338.00$29.71-91.2%3
AMDAdvanced Micro Devices Inc.$521.10$54.14-89.6%3
GEVGE Vernova Inc.$951.04$128.16-86.5%3
LISN.SWLindt & SpruengliCHF 88,700.00CHF 13,588.33-84.7%3
ELEstee Lauder Companies Inc. (T$98.77$15.36-84.4%3
ENLTEnlight Renewable Energy Ltd.$76.17$12.42-83.7%3
PLTRPalantir Technologies Inc.$169.53$29.17-82.8%3
SYMSymbotic Inc.$43.30$8.13-81.2%3
Trading furthest below the models
CompanyPriceFair valueGapModels
III.L3i Group Ord2,701.00p6,978.41p+158.4%3
1109.HKChina Resources Land LimitedHK$30.06HK$75.13+149.9%3
PAH3.DEPorsche Automobil Holding pref€29.17€65.99+126.2%3
2601.HKChina Pacific Insurance (GroupHK$29.30HK$66.20+125.9%3
MAERSK-B.COA P Moller-Maersk Bkr 22,210.00kr 49,269.16+121.8%4
RNRRenaissanceRe Holdings Ltd.$322.53$714.74+121.6%4
IMB.LImperial Brands2,443.00p5,260.10p+115.3%4
MKS.LMarks and Spencer Group plc386.90p799.35p+106.6%3
LULUlululemon athletica inc.$99.72$205.28+105.9%3
MBG.DEMercedes-Benz Group€46.70€95.98+105.5%3

Method, and what is excluded

Each company is valued by up to six independent models (two-stage DCF, multiples, asset and income approaches among them). The headline figure per company is a confidence-weighted blend with outlier rejection, and a company needs at least two surviving models to be counted at all. It is the same calculation shown on every ticker page, so any figure here can be checked against its own page.

Scope: US-listed common equity, 3,915 companies from 4,590 covered. ETFs, closed-end funds, trusts, preferred shares and depositary receipts are excluded, because a discounted cash flow model applied to a portfolio or a coupon produces a number without producing a meaning. Non-US listings are excluded for now as well: their financials are reported in one currency and their shares priced in another, and we would rather narrow the claim than publish a figure we cannot stand behind.

Not investment advice. A model is an argument, not a fact. See the full disclaimer.

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