I screen 887 stocks every week using Peter Lynch’s methodology. Here’s what came back most interesting this week.

I've spent the last few months building a systematic stock screener that applies Peter Lynch's framework from One Up on Wall Street across the S&P 500, FTSE 100, Nikkei 225 and major Emerging Markets. Every stock gets assigned a Lynch category and a fair value calculated using category appropriate multiples. I also layer in a Soros reflexivity score to flag where sentiment appears to be driving price away from fundamentals. What's interesting about this week's screen is that almost everything flagging as undervalued is also showing a Negative Loop (Panic) Soros signal simultaneously. That combination, Lynch says cheap while Soros says the market is irrationally bearish on it, is historically where the most interesting opportunities sit. This week's standouts: **BSX (Boston Scientific)** — Fast Grower, PEG 0.59, 24% below fair value **COR (Cencora)** — Fast Grower, PEG 0.64, 22% below fair value **META** — Fast Grower, PEG 0.91, 14% below fair value **ROP (Roper Technologies)** — Fast Grower, PEG 1.33, 20% below fair value **NEC Corporation (Japan)** — Fast Grower, PEG 0.34, trading at a significant discount with the market completely ignoring it The Japan angle is worth a conversation. There are genuinely cheap fast growers on the Nikkei that Western investors almost never look at. NEC, Nintendo, KDDI, all showing strong earnings growth relative to what you're paying. Curious what others think about the methodology and whether anyone else is finding the same names. Pushback welcome.