New 5-Star Stocks
These names are all significantly undervalued by our standards after the market rout.
These names are all significantly undervalued by our standards after the market rout.
Editor’s note: Read the latest on how the coronavirus is rattling the markets and what investors can do to navigate it. |
Fueled by ongoing coronavirus concerns, the market experienced its worst session since 1987 on Monday, with the S&P 500 skidding nearly 12%.
Long-term investors often view volatility as their friend: A market downturn can provide a chance to increase our positions in existing holdings or initiate new positions in stocks we’ve been eyeing. In a lengthy and wide-ranging interview with CNBC in late February (as the market was down about 3%), Warren Buffett acknowledged that the coronavirus will have a near-term impact on companies that he owns, but he also noted that it likely won't make a difference when it comes to their 10- or 20-year outlooks. He added that if the market gives you an opportunity to buy something you like for far less than it was the day before, you're in luck.
Dozens of companies that our analysts cover edged into 5-star range yesterday--which means they're significantly undervalued by our measures. Don't think of this as a list of "buys," though. Instead, think of it as a collection of names to investigate further.
Dig Deeper: The Morningstar Rating for Stocks Do’s and Don'ts
Wide
Nike
Polaris
Blackbaud
Magellan Midstream Partners
Starbucks
Intel
Salesforece.com
McDonald’s
CSX
Medtronic PLC
Yum Brands
Unilever
Diageo PLC
Reckitt Benckiser Group PLC
Narrow
Broadcom
SS&C Technologies Holdings
NXP Semiconductors
Dunkin’ Brands Group
Splunk
Pentair PLC
Diamondback Energy
MPLX
Liberty Forumula One Group
BRP
Ring Central
CNH Industrial
Viper Energy Partners
Workiva
Summit Materials
Pearson PLC
Basf SE
Fomento Economico Mexicano SAB de CV
America Movil SAB de CV
KT Corp
Royal Philips NV
Koninklijke KPN NV
First Energy
Tallgrass Energy LP
Fortive
Valvoline
Fox Corp
Pinterest
Myriad Genetics
Asbury Automotive Group
Sealed Air
AutoNation
Cognizant Technology Solutions
Las Vegas Sands
Citigroup
Laboratory Corp. of America Holdings (LH)
New Jersey Resources (NJR)
Pinnacle West Capital Group (PNW)
Anthem (ANTM)
Anixter International
Sysco (SYY)
ONEOK (OKE)
NiSource (NI)
Entergy (ETR)
Edison International (EIX)
ETrade
Pioneer National Resources (PXD)
Sempra Energy (SRE)
Oshkosh (OSK)
UBS Group (UBS)
John Bean Technologies (JBT)
None
Technip FMC PLC (FTI)
Oasis Petroleum
Caesar’s Entertainment
Laredo Petroleum (LPI)
Five Below (FIVE)
RH (RH)
FireEye
Parsley Energy
Hewlett Packard Enterprises (HPE)
Canon (CJ)
Barclays PLC (BCS)
BNP Paribas (BNPQY)
Gildan Activewear (GIL)
Magna International (MGA)
First Solar (FSLR)
Kirby Corp (KEX)
Lennar (LEN)
AECOM (ACM)
Farfetch (FTCH)
PNC Financial (PNC)
Regency Centers (REG)
Toll Brothers (TOL)
Federal Realty Investment Trust (FRT)
Host Hotels & Resorts (HST)
Mohawk Industries (MHK)
Steel Dynamics (STLD)
WW International (WW)
Manulife Financial (MFC)
Susan Dziubinski does not own (actual or beneficial) shares in any of the securities mentioned above. Find out about Morningstar’s editorial policies.
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