Our Picks

These growth-focused funds all earn Morningstar Analyst Ratings of Silver or better.

These value-focused mutual funds and ETFs all earn Morningstar Analyst Ratings of Silver or better.

These international mutual funds and ETFs all earn Morningstar Analyst Ratings of Gold.

These mutual funds and ETFs blend growth and value large-cap stocks and earn Morningstar Analyst Ratings of Gold.

We think the payouts on these undervalued names are sustainable.

These names were recently added to the Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index.

Here are our analysts' top ideas in each sector for the new year.

Here are some simple investing strategies for those resolving to streamline their portfolios in the new year.

These wide-moat companies have positive moat trends and exemplary capital allocation ratings.

Do any of 2020’s top performers have gas left in the tank for 2021?

These fixed-income-focused exchange-traded funds all earn Gold ratings.

These stock-focused exchange-traded funds all earn Gold ratings.

Given the market's performance, investors may need to reconsider their asset allocations. These excellent mutual funds and ETFs can help fill in the gaps.

We think these holdings are bargains.

Here are the highest-rated mutual funds and ETFs across a series of Morningstar’s municipal bond fund categories.

These heavily weighted names in the Morningstar US Dividend Growth Index are all at least 20% undervalued.

We’ve recently updated our fair value estimates on four of the five names.

These are the most overpriced stocks in our coverage universe today.

These newly rated stocks all earn Morningstar economic moat ratings of narrow or wide.

These companies are benefiting as more people work from home.

Here are the highest-rated mutual funds and ETFs across a series of Morningstar’s taxable fixed-income categories.

Here are our analysts' top ideas in each sector.

Here's a peek at the most undervalued constituents of the Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index--as well as names that have been added and cut.

These highly rated mutual funds and ETFs may provide varying degrees of shelter, but buyer beware.

We think these companies are well positioned to benefit from one of five key trends during the next decade.

Walk away from these richly trading no-moat names with negative moat trends.

These undervalued wide-moat stocks earn low uncertainty ratings.

Tech stocks took it on the chin on Thursday. Here’s our take on whether tech’s leaders are worth nibbling on.

We think these holdings look undervalued.

These firms all have wide and narrow economic moats but earn poor stewardship ratings.

These undervalued wide- and narrow-moat names were recently added to the Morningstar Global ex-U.S. Moat Focus Index.

We expect these high yielders to sustain their dividends in the future. Plus, they're cheap.

Here are our analysts' top ideas in each sector this quarter.

These high-quality names were recently added to the Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index.

These wide-moat firms all earn Exemplary stewardship ratings and trade in 4- and 5-star range.

These names from the Morningstar Exponential Technologies Index are trading at 4- and 5-star levels.

These small-company-focused mutual funds and ETFs all earn Morningstar Analyst Ratings of Gold.

These stocks are all extremely overvalued by our standards--and carry a good deal of uncertainty, too.

These quality stocks have gained more than 15% in the last three months yet still look undervalued to us.

These names are among the cheapest in our coverage universe--and they’re growing their competitive advantages.

We've cut our economic moat ratings on these notable names.

These stocks are all undervalued according to our metrics.

Managers from Diamond Hill and Dodge & Cox picked up some consumer stocks during the market meltdown.

These consumer names are undervalued according to our metrics.

The Oracle of Omaha might take an interest in these high-quality firms if Berkshire were nimble enough.

We recently upgraded Morningstar Economic Moat Ratings on these companies.

The stocks of these wide- and narrow-moat companies providing “essential” services are trading at discounts to their fair value estimates.

Not all of these stocks trade in buying range today, but they’re solid watchlist candidates for environmentally focused investors.

These companies are well-positioned for a world less dependent on fossil fuels.

These high-quality names look relatively cheap today.