With inflation trends, growth signals and policy shifts pulling markets in different directions, it pays to focus on what companies actually generate in cash. The Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener does exactly that, highlighting businesses where discounted cash flow (DCF) estimates from SWS suggest a gap between current share price and fair value. For investors who care about paying less than something might be worth, this can be a useful starting point. In this article, you will see three stocks from the screener that stand out on cash flow potential and valuation support.

Flywire (FLYW)

Overview: Flywire is a Boston based payments and software company that helps institutions in education, healthcare, travel, and B2B sectors move money across borders by combining a global payment network with embedded software workflows. Its platform plugs into clients’ existing systems to handle billing, collections, reconciliation, and a wide range of local and digital payment methods.

Operations: Flywire generates all of its US$677.7m in revenue from data processing services, with around US$316.3m from the Americas, US$257.8m from Europe, the Middle East and Africa, and US$103.6m from Asia and Pacific.

Market Cap: US$2.3b

Flywire attracts attention because it combines cash generation and a focused niche in cross border payments with visible growth drivers, such as expanding into new education markets and signing large clients like Penn State and KnowBe4. Earnings are currently modest, with a low Return on Equity and a very high P/E, and there is meaningful funding and regulatory risk, plus insider selling that some investors may view cautiously. At the same time, the company is adding clients, scaling automation across its platform, and returning cash through buybacks. Simply Wall St’s DCF and analyst targets indicate only a modest gap between price and estimated value, which raises an important question about how much of Flywire’s potential is already reflected in the share price.

Flywire’s cross border niche, rising client wins and buybacks hint at a story that current earnings and a high P/E may not fully explain. It is therefore worth reviewing the 3 key rewards and 1 important warning sign

Rush Street Interactive (RSI)

Overview: Rush Street Interactive is a Chicago based online casino and sports betting company that offers real money gaming and social casino products under the BetRivers, PlaySugarHouse, and RushBet brands across the United States, Canada, and Latin America. Its platform brings table games, slots, poker, and sports wagering from bricks and mortar casinos into a digital experience on desktop and mobile.

Operations: Rush Street Interactive generates about US$1.24b in revenue from online gaming and retail sports betting, with roughly US$1.04b from the United States and Canada and US$205.1m from Latin America, including Mexico.

Market Cap: US$7.4b

Rush Street Interactive stands out because it combines online gaming exposure with improving profitability, supported by record user engagement and a proprietary platform that links casino, poker, and sportsbook. At the same time, heavy reliance on Latin American growth, tax changes such as Colombia’s VAT, and a premium P/E mean the story is not without risk. The key consideration for investors is how these growth drivers, margin pressures, and recent capital actions fit together into a valuation case that appears supported by cash flows.

Rush Street Interactive’s accelerating user engagement and digital casino ecosystem are only half the story. The finer point for investors sits in the analyst forecasts for Rush Street Interactive that could reshape how you weigh those tax and regional risks.

Mobileye Global (MBLY)

Overview: Mobileye Global develops advanced driver assistance and autonomous driving systems that power features like automatic braking, lane keeping and driverless ride hailing for automakers, fleets and mobility platforms worldwide.

Operations: Mobileye Global generates about US$2.0b in revenue, with roughly US$1.98b from its core Mobileye segment and US$38m from other activities.

Market Cap: US$8.1b

Mobileye Global is attracting attention because it sits at the center of two big themes: mass market ADAS and higher margin robotaxi services. It is trading around 47% below Simply Wall St’s cash flow based fair value estimate. The company has deep relationships with automakers and platforms like Uber and Lyft, is forecasting revenue growth above the broader US market, and is planning a vertically integrated US robotaxi launch from 2027 that could add recurring software style revenue on top of hardware sales. Set against that are real concerns, including current losses, a recent goodwill impairment of US$3.8b, high funding risk and geopolitical exposure that could affect volumes. Investors weighing whether current pricing reflects that mix of opportunity and execution risk will want to study Mobileye’s cash flow and robotaxi assumptions more closely in the context of the screener.

Mobileye Global’s robotaxi plans and ADAS reach may only be half the picture. To see how current pricing lines up with those ambitions, go through the analysis report for Mobileye Global.

The three companies in this article are only a sample of what the full Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows idea uncovers. The screener surfaces 710 more stocks that combine discounted cash flow support with stories that could be just as compelling as these examples in their own way, which you can review through the Undervalued Stocks Based On Cash Flows screener. Use Simply Wall St to identify and analyze the specific catalysts, cash flow trends, and valuation gaps that matter most to you so you can focus on your highest conviction ideas.

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