Snapshot · FTSE 250 · generated 2026-10-13 03:44 UTC

PLUS.L — Plus500 Ltd.

UNDERVALUED (MOS +29.9%) · Quality 82/100

PLUS.L - Plus500 Ltd.
Data generated 2026-10-13 03:44 UTC (nightly scan, universe: FTSE 250).
Price: 33.38 USD
Intrinsic value: 47.6 USD
Margin of safety: +29.9%
Implied growth (reverse DCF): +0.4% (model assumes +5.8%)
Valuation: UNDERVALUED
Value Score: 50.1
Quality: 82/100
Moat score: 62.5 (erosion: none)
UNDERVALUED (MOS +29.9%) - Quality 82/100
Source: StocksDeepDive - https://stocksdeepdive.com/s/PLUS.L
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Price

33.38

Intrinsic value

47.6

Margin of safety

+29.9%

Implied growth (reverse DCF)

+0.4%

model assumes +5.8%

Value Score

50.1

Quality

Psychology

19.5

Discovery

3.2

price/volume attention only

Moat score

62.5

erosion: none

Value Score: top 6% of FTSE 250 · Quality: top 10%

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Is PLUS.L undervalued?

As of 2026-10-13, PLUS.L trades at 33.38 against a computed intrinsic value of 47.6 (+29.9% margin of safety) - StocksDeepDive's valuation label for this is UNDERVALUED. This is a described calculation from public data, not a recommendation.

What is Plus500 Ltd.'s Value Score?

Plus500 Ltd.'s Value Score is 50.1 as of 2026-10-13 - it combines value, quality, crowd psychology and market attention into one number.