Advanced Micro Devices Inc

The market seems to be overestimating AMD's long-term prospects.

These stocks are all extremely overvalued by our standards--and carry high uncertainty ratings, too.

One stock graduated to narrow-moat status last month, while three others enjoyed fair value increases of 20% or more.

At this point, it looks like more a blip than a roadblock.

On this week's podcast, a promising international fund, semiconductor earnings, and Morningstar's latest fund fee research.

We look at earnings data so far in the industry and think Intel is compelling.

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

We think customers will look past the nanometer headlines.

In aggregate, our roster of top investment managers is looking more and more like the S&P 500.

The sector looks modestly overvalued as a whole, but there are some attractive firms in enterprise software and IT services.

The ongoing migration to cloud computing is having ramifications for dozens of stocks across our coverage.

Valuations in general are painting overly rosy scenarios, but we still see pockets of value in areas such as enterprise software and IT services.

We explain some of the main reasons Morningstar equity analysts may adjust their assessment of a stock's intrinsic value.

These no-moat, high-uncertainty stocks are overpriced today.

Top equity-fund managers made few high-conviction purchase in the third quarter, continuing a nine-quarter trend.

With these sectors trading above our fair value estimate, investors should seek firms with established economic moats to help them withstand near-term revenue and operating margin volatility. Plus, get our take on Apple Pay's impact and the ongoing wireless spectrum auction.

Europe woes, retail sales data, and mixed earnings rocked markets this week, but not all the news was as bad as it seemed.

Understanding the differences and similarities between these two popular indexing strategies can affect your portfolio planning.

Investors need to be more focused than ever on security selection as valuations between sectors continue to diverge.

Things are slowly improving in the bond market, but many of the issues in Europe that underlie the sovereign debt crisis remain unresolved.