5 Best Value Stocks to Invest in Now, According to Analysts – June 2023

Value investing is one of the numerous methods employed in stock market investing. It involves considering a stock undervalued when it trades at a lower price relative to its fundamentals, including dividends, earnings, or sales. This makes it appealing to value investors seeking stocks with the potential for long-term gains. Moreover, value stocks are perceived as a prudent investment choice amid the current market uncertainty.

Using the TipRanks stock screener tool, we zeroed in on stocks with a Strong Buy rating from the top Wall Street analysts, and their price targets reflect an upside potential of more than 20%. Also, they carry an Outperform Smart Score (i.e., 8, 9, or 10) on TipRanks. Furthermore, these stocks seem to be undervalued, as they are currently trading at a considerable discount from their respective sector averages.

According to these screeners, the following stocks are reasonably valued and are analysts’ favorites.

  • MGM Resorts (NYSE:MGM– Top analysts currently see an upside potential of 37.5% in MGM stock. Also, the stock is trading at 9.4 times earnings, which reflects a discount of about 47% from the sector’s average.
  • Rio Tinto (NYSE:RIO) – Based on the ratings of the three top analysts, the stock has an average price target of $96.28, which implies a 40.9% upside potential from current levels. RIO shares trade at 8.8x earnings, which is below its sector average of 13.67x.
  • Phillips 66 (NYSE:PSX) – PSX stock’s average price target, assigned by top analysts, implies a consensus upside of 24.8%. Its price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio is 3.7x, which is below the sector average of 7.16x.
  • Stellantis (NYSE:STLA) – STLA stock has a top analyst consensus upside of 30.9%. The stock trades at 3 times trailing earnings, reflecting an 82.1% discount from the sector average.
  • Chesapeake Energy (NASDAQ:CHK) – The top analysts have set a 12-month price target of $111.89 for CHK stock, which implies a nearly 37% upside. It’s trading at 1.7 times earnings, 75.4% lower than its sector average of 7.16.

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