Applied Materials Inc

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

Funds with the greatest business ties to China took outsize losses.

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Online media also looks like a compelling value.

These names stand to significantly benefit from transformative technologies.

We review the adds and drops from the latest reconstitution as well as the index's cheapest names today.

The battering that the technology sector has taken over the last three months has left these high-quality firms trading in 4- and 5- star territory.

The Morningstar Wide Moat Focus Index has added several semiconductor stocks and asset managers, among others, to its roster.

Non-U.S. strategies lagged U.S.-focused managers again as both the dollar and trade fears increased.

We see attractive entry points for some wide-moat chipmakers.

Fidelity Growth Strategies keeps the risks of mid-cap growth investing in check.

M&A, cloud competing are the hot topics in tech.

Semiconductor equipment appears overvalued as booming near-term orders won't last forever, while some value remains in SaaS vendors.

Bronze-rated Parnassus Fund’s record of excellent stock-picking and a strong environmental, social, and governance focus outweigh succession questions.

John Linehan, manager of the Bronze-rated T. Rowe Price Equity Income, has generated fine results since taking over for the retiring Brian Rogers in late 2015.

The wide-moat company provided improved guidance for next quarter, but shares are overpriced.

We'd love to own these stocks if they were cheaper, but they are overvalued relative to our fair value estimates.

Five candidates stand out from their counterparts.

Silver-rated American Century Equity Income gets ahead by losing less.

The licensing agreement doesn’t change our fair value estimate for the chip giant, however.