Screeners Flag Hundreds of Undervalued Global Stocks

U.S. and Asian markets posted fresh records — the S&P 500, Nasdaq and Dow climbed even amid a U.S. government shutdown and cautious Federal Reserve commentary accompanying steady inflation. Finance screeners using cash‑flow based fair‑value models are flagging hundreds of stocks globally as potentially undervalued, offering buying opportunities for investors. Highlighted U.S. names include Lyft (trading well below a $29.99 fair‑value estimate with projected earnings growth and autonomous‑vehicle partnerships), natural‑gas producer EQT, and smaller plays such as Byrna Technologies and Gilat Satellite Networks. Globally, semiconductor maker Renesas is cited as materially undervalued despite recent losses, with analysts projecting rapid earnings growth from new microcontrollers and AI‑enabled products, while European pharma Recordati appears below fair value though investors should note leverage and dividend‑coverage caveats. In Asia, Simcere Pharmaceutical is shown trading below intrinsic value after a follow‑on equity raise and robust half‑year results; investors are advised to weigh company‑specific risks and balance‑sheet health before acting.