Just noticed WU caught my eye today - the stock closed up 1.6% at $9.52, which actually outperformed the broader market. The S&P was only up 0.54% so that's a decent relative move. Over the past month WU has gained about 1.5%, which is solid considering the business services sector got hit pretty hard, down almost 6.5% in that same period.

What's interesting about WU right now is the valuation. It's trading at a forward P/E of 5.21, which is actually a pretty steep discount to the industry average of 11.1. That usually catches attention. The company's got earnings coming up and analysts are projecting $0.43 per share for the next report, representing about 7.5% year-over-year growth. Full year estimates are looking at $1.73 EPS and $4.08B in revenue.

That said, WU currently sits at a Zacks Rank 3 (Hold), so it's not exactly a screaming buy signal. The PEG ratio is at 3, which is higher than the industry average of 0.94, so you're not getting a bargain on growth expectations. Worth keeping an eye on, but probably worth waiting for more clarity on whether that valuation discount is justified or a red flag. The financial transaction services sector as a whole is ranked pretty low (183 out of 250+), so the headwinds aren't just about WU specifically.