Stocks With PE Under 10

US companies with positive earnings and a P/E ratio below 10, market cap over $300M. This is a free, ready-made stock screen on DeltaScreener that filters 5,000+ NYSE & NASDAQ stocks in real time. Stocks appear here only because they match the filters in the search query below; the screen name is a label for those criteria, not a rating of any stock. Click any company to see its full financials, or edit the filters to make the screen your own.

A P/E under 10 means investors pay less than $10 for every dollar of trailing annual profit, an earnings yield above 10%. This screen applies that single cut, drops companies with negative earnings, and sets a $300M market-cap floor so tiny illiquid names stay out. It is a quick way to survey the low end of the valuation range across all sectors at once. Expect heavy weighting toward financials and cyclicals, where low multiples are common; a low P/E can reflect falling expected profits rather than mispricing.

Matching Stocks (315 results — page 3 of 4, sorted by Market Cap)

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