Ten US large-cap stocks trade at historic discounts to sectors
Data from Vested Finance shows several American companies are trading at discounts of nearly 47 per cent to 63 per cent.
Ten large-cap American stocks are trading at discounts of nearly 47 per cent to 63 per cent to their respective sector valuations, according to data from Vested Finance reported by The Economic Times.
The S&P 500 index has gained about 10.2 per cent so far in 2026, despite volatility regarding interest rates and artificial intelligence spending.
Comcast, a media and telecommunications company, shows the largest discount at 62.9 per cent, trading at a forward price-to-earnings (P/E) ratio of 6.9 times against a sector average of 18.6 times.
Other heavily discounted stocks include Universal Health Services, which trades at a 57.6 per cent discount to the healthcare sector, and AES Corporation, which has a 57.4 per cent discount to the utilities sector.
AerCap Holdings trades at a 57.3 per cent discount to the industrial sector, while Fidelity National Information Services shows a 55.3 per cent discount to the financial sector.
AT&T trades at a 52.2 per cent discount to its sector, Fiserv at 49.7 per cent, VICI Properties at 49.4 per cent, PG&E Corporation at 49 per cent, and Bristol-Myers Squibb at 46.7 per cent.
