The Danelfin AI Score is not a magic wand, but its historical edge is measurable: US-listed stocks with a 10/10 score outperformed the market by +21.05% annualized alpha over three months since 2017, while 1/10 scores lagged by -33.28%

The Danelfin AI Score is not a magic wand, but its historical edge is measurable: US-listed stocks with a 10/10 score outperformed the market by +21.05% annualized alpha over three months since 2017, while 1/10 scores lagged by -33.28%. I use that score to filter for undervalued names on Interactive Brokers, not to chase hype. On IBKR, I screen for US stocks with market cap over $2 billion and volume above 10 million, then layer in Danelfin’s value universe—P/E ratio ≤ 10—because paying less than 10 times earnings historically matters when the AI model flags a high probability of beating the market in the next quarter.

Finviz’s current screener for US undervalued stocks—PEG under 2, positive ROI, long-term sales growth above 10%, low long-term debt—returned 77 names as of May 2026. That’s a concrete starting point. From that list, I cross-reference with Danelfin’s AI Score to see which cheap stocks the model actually trusts. Delta Air Lines (DAL) shows a P/E of 10.12 and forward P/E of 8.73, with ROE at 25% and debt/equity of 1.00—typical for a capital-intensive industrial, but the model’s score gives a data point on whether the market is mispricing the recovery story. PDD Holdings trades at a P/E of 10.69 and forward P/E of 7.08, with ROE at 27.11% and minimal debt, yet the stock is down 12.16% YTD—here the AI score tests if the sell-off is overdone relative to fundamentals.

Chubb Limited and Cigna Group sit on the growth side of Finviz’s results but still show value-ish multiples: CB at P/E 11.58, ROE 16.20%; CI at P/E 12.01, ROE 15.26%. These aren’t deep value plays, but Danelfin’s scoring can highlight which of these steady earners has a higher probability of outperformance in the next three months. The key is not to buy every stock Finviz surfaces but to use the AI Score as a tiebreaker between cheap names with different risk profiles—industrials like DAL versus consumer cyclical like PDD versus financials like CB.

The broader point: undervalued stocks on IBKR aren’t just about low P/E. You need a catalyst or a model edge. Danelfin’s AI Score provides a quantified probability of beating the market over a 3-month horizon, which pairs well with Finviz’s value screen. As of 2024, the top AI Score stocks showed consistent alpha, but that’s historical—today’s screen requires fresh data pulls on IBKR and Finviz, not assumptions. I run this weekly because the universe changes, and the AI edge is only useful if you act on updated scores, not stale lists.