Which US stocks are worth buying right now?

Of the 3,777 US equities CirclFi values, 1,357 (35.9%) trade below the median fair value of their active models as of 2026-10-07, and 2,419 (64.0%) trade above it. CirclFi publishes a bull case, a bear case and a model-by-model verdict for each one rather than a buy rating — the models are a quantitative starting point, not investment advice.

What is a bull case and bear case in stock analysis?

A bull case sets out the assumptions under which a stock is worth more than its current price; a bear case sets out the assumptions under which it is worth less. CirclFi derives both from the same 13 valuation models: the models implying upside form the bull case, those implying downside the bear case, and the spread between them measures how much the answer depends on which method you trust.

Why do valuation models disagree about the same stock?

Because each model prices a different thing. A Bayesian DCF prices projected cash flows and is sensitive to growth and discount-rate assumptions; Earnings Power Value prices current normalised earnings with no growth at all; Dynamic NAV prices the balance sheet. On a company whose value sits mostly in future growth these can differ by several multiples. CirclFi publishes all 13 estimates and quotes the median, so the disagreement is visible instead of hidden behind one number.

Are CirclFi stock analyses free?

Yes. A full written analysis — bull case, bear case, model consensus, peer comparison and FAQ — is free for all 5,832 US equities, with no account required. Each is regenerated after the US market close from the latest SEC EDGAR filings.

$14.7B–$19.3B US Stocks: Buy or Avoid?

The 100 US companies valued between $14.7B and $19.3B, each with a bull case, a bear case and a verdict from 13 independent valuation models. Updated 2026-10-07

1,357 of the 3,777 US stocks CirclFi values (35.9%) currently trade below the median fair value of their active models, and 2,419 (64.0%) trade above it, as of 2026-10-07. Each analysis below states the bull case, the bear case and how many of the 13 models fall on each side — CirclFi publishes the disagreement rather than a single buy rating.