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Just spent some time comparing CIB and ITT, and honestly the valuation gap between these two is pretty wild. If you're hunting for undervalued plays in the diversified operations space, the CIB report definitely caught my attention. CIB's trading at a forward P/E of 9.92 while ITT is sitting at 24.41 - that's a massive difference right there. Digging into the CIB report metrics, the PEG ratio is 0.99 versus ITT's 1.64, which suggests CIB's got better growth-adjusted valuation. The P/B ratios tell a similar story - CIB at 2.25 versus ITT at 5.32. From what I'm seeing in the CIB report analysis, earnings estimates are actually improving for CIB, which is why it's got a Zacks Rank of 2 (Buy) compared to ITT's 3 (Hold). Value investors typically care about these fundamentals, and based on the CIB report breakdown, the numbers are pointing toward CIB as the more attractive value play right now. The CIB report grades it a B for value while ITT gets a D. Not saying this is financial advice, but if you're looking at traditional valuation metrics like P/E, P/S, earnings yield, and cash flow per share, CIB seems like it's got better bones at current price levels. Worth checking out if you're into value hunting.