After last week's turbulence, investors may be sifting through news to find the current value.
These S&P/ASX 200 Index (ASX: XJO) shares are currently trading at a discount compared to price targets from brokers.
Lendlease Group (ASX: LLC)
Lendlease is an international property development and construction business operating across Australia, the Americas, the UK, Europe, and Asia.
Its share price has consistently declined over the last 12 months.
This included a significant fall on the back of February's half-year results.
At the time of writing, the ASX 200 company is down 25.78% year to date and 35.6% over the last year.
However, based on analysts outlook, it may be a buy low opportunity after the rough start to 2026.
6 analyst forecasts via TradingView have an average 12 month price target of $5.33 on this ASX 200 stock.
From last week's closing price of $3.83, this indicates a potential upside of just over 39%.
Seek Ltd (ASX: SEK)
Seek is a global online employment marketplace, serving Australia, Asia, Latin America, and beyond.
Its share price has recently hit 5-year lows, but has slowly started to turn the corner.
At the time of writing it is down 27% since the start of the calendar year.
The ASX 200 company has been one of the many tech shares impacted by rising AI disruption fears.
Despite this, it posted healthy earnings in February which included revenue growth and a record dividend.
I think the ASX 200 shares might have hit rock bottom, and could be on the way back up.
It seems brokers agree.
Following earnings results, Morgans kept its 12-month share price target at $27.50 and upgraded Seek shares to a buy rating.
From last week's closing price of $16.93, that indicates an upside of 62.4%.
Computershare Ltd (ASX: CPU)
Another ASX 200 stock trading below fair value is Computershare.
It is an Australian financial administration company offering global services in corporate trusts, stock transfers, and employee share plans.
It was also hit hard during earnings season, but may now be trading at an enticing entry point.
This ASX 200 stock is down 23% over the last year.
It closed trading last week at $30.61.
However, 6 analysts offering one year price targets (via TradingView) have an average target of $36.18.
That indicates an upside of just over 18%.
Earlier this year, analysts at Citi placed a one year price target of $39.60.
If this ASX 200 stock reached this target, it would be a rise of close to 30%.
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