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Quality US stocks at a fair price

Large US companies that earn well on their capital, whose filings show improving fundamentals, and whose price has not run far ahead of earnings. The F-Score test is what separates this from a plain cheapness screen: it asks whether the business is getting better, not just whether the shares look inexpensive.

Criteria

How the scores work: value score · F-Score · hidden-value flags

• Return on equity of 15% or more
• Piotroski F-Score of 7 or better, from SEC filings
• Trailing P/E of 22 or less, and positive

#	Company	Value score	P/E	Yield	ROE	F-Score
1	PEP PepsiCo, Inc.	38	16.5	4.70%	52%	8

Updated 3 October 2026 · 1 of 20 screened · prices ~15-min delayed

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