10 Stocks With Low P/FCF Ratios, Experiencing Insider Buying

Kapitall submits:The following is a list of stocks that are trading at a Price to Free Cash Flow (P/FCF) ratio lower than 5. In other words, these stocks appear to be undervalued, with free cash flow making up more than 20% of each company's overall valuation. Additionally, all of these names have, on average, seen more insider buying than insider selling over the last two years (excluding exercised options).

Kapitall submits:The following is a list of stocks that are generating more than a fifth of its market cap in free cash flow, which makes them very attractive in terms of their valuation. Curiously enough, all of these names have recently experienced a bearish shift in sentiment in the options market, i.e. the number of put open interest for these stocks is now bigger than the call open interest.

Kapitall submits:If you are a value investor that likes to know what institutional investors are buying, then this may be an interesting starting point for your own analysis. To construct this list we looked for companies with the following characteristics: - Market cap above $300M - Price to free cash flow (P/FCF) per shares below 5 (i.e.

Kapitall submits:This list might offer an interesting starting point to a value-oriented investor. Here is a list of undervalued stocks, with Price to Free Cash Flow (P/FCF) ratios below 5. In other words, free cash flows make up more than 20% of each company's market capitalization. In addition, all of these stocks have a large number of open call option positions relative to put option positions, i.e. a low Put/Call ratio.

Kapitall submits:Given that institutional investors often have an edge over other market participants – their experience, resources and networks - we decided to look at low P/FCF stocks that have seen significant institutional buying during the most recent quarters. Our goal: Find the smart money’s favorite undervalued stocks.

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Kapitall submits:If you like to look for potential value ideas, this may be an interesting list for you to analyze:The stocks in this list have the following characteristics:- Market cap above $300M- Price to free cash flow below 5 - Put open interest is much larger than call open interest (i.e. bearish options sentiment)Considering all the possible scenarios, which of these names do you think are value stocks and which are value traps?1.

Kapitall submits:Are you looking to increase your exposure to technology companies? If so, this may be an interesting starting point for your own analysis.To compile this list we looked for technology stocks with a market cap above $300M. Additionally, all of these names have experienced significant insider buying over the last six months.