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AI Infrastructure at Bottom-Quartile Valuations

AI infrastructure names (semiconductors, memory, neoclouds, data centers, power) currently in the bottom quartile of their own 5-year valuation range.

Results open as a table. The Chart toggle above them plots every match as one dot, valuation percentile across, revenue growth up.

MultipleP/E prices trailing earnings, P/S and EV/S price trailing revenue, EV/EBITDA prices trailing operating profit. All use the last twelve reported months.

Stock price relative to trailing earnings. Trailing

5y percentileEach stock's current multiple is ranked against its own weekly readings from the last five years. A 10th-percentile stock is cheaper than 90% of its own history. It never compares one stock to another.

How cheap versus its own 5-year history. ≤25 shows names in the cheapest quarter of their own range.

Revenue growthCompares the latest trailing-twelve-month revenue growth with its pace two quarters ago. Accelerating means growth sped up; not decelerating means it at least held steady.

Keep only stocks whose revenue growth held up.

Sector

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CohortAI infrastructure covers semiconductors, memory, neoclouds, data centers, and power. Megacap is the largest companies. International ADR is non-US listings we cover.

Show only one curated list of names.

Versus medianThe 5-year median is the middle weekly reading of the stock's own last five years: half of its readings sat above it, half below.

Show only stocks priced below their own 5-year typical level.

Listings

Include non-US listings, marked intl in results.

2 of 468 names match
NameSectorPriceLatest weekly close in the listing currency. International rows are not converted to dollars.P/E (TTM)Share price divided by the last twelve months of earnings per share. n/m means trailing earnings are negative, so the ratio is not meaningful.Where today's multiple sits in this stock's own last five years of weekly readings. 10 means cheaper than 90% of its own history. Lower is cheaper versus itself; it never compares one stock to another.The percent gap between today's multiple and this stock's own 5-year median. -40% means the multiple is 40% below its typical level of the last five years.Rev YoYTrailing-twelve-month revenue versus the same period a year earlier. The small arrow marks the trend: up means growth is accelerating versus two quarters ago, down means decelerating.
NVDANVIDIAInformation Technology$225.1634.5×6-44.6%+70.7%accelerating
GEVGE VernovaIndustrials$1,06330.5×11-53.0%+13.0%accelerating
Universe: 468 namesS&P 500 + watchlist coverage, expandingUpdated Aug 16, 2026

Methodology

Universe filtered to the AI-infrastructure cohort. For each name we compute the trailing-twelve-month multiple weekly over the past 5 years and rank today’s value within that distribution. Rows shown have a percentile rank of 25 or below on the selected multiple. Percentile rank measures a stock against its own history only, not against other stocks.

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