With US markets in a volatile stretch—thanks to strong bank earnings and China trade tensions—a new screener highlights undervalued stocks trading at big discounts to estimated fair value. Companies like Wix.com, Peapack-Gladstone Financial, and Zillow are trading at nearly half their estimated worth. Atour Lifestyle Holdings, focused on hotels in China, is down almost 36% from fair value and has impressive revenue and earnings growth. First Solar is trading about 37% below its estimated value, bolstered by a robust pipeline and new supply deals. Zillow Group remains well below its fair value with promising growth projections as well, despite some ongoing legal risks. All these names (and a full list of 175 stocks) posted strong cash flow metrics and may be worth monitoring as the market looks for signs of stability. What do you think are the actual criteria to spot undervalued companies in this climate?