Stocks
5-Star Stocks
Looking for bargains? These companies are all trading below what our analysts think they are worth.
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Morningstar Rating
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Moat Rating
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Uncertainly Rating
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| Wide | Low | |||
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This list contains all stocks that are currently rated 5 stars. Here’s what you need to know:
- The stock star rating is calculated by comparing a stock’s current market price with Morningstar’s estimate of the stock’s fair value.
- The further the market price is below the fair value, the higher the star rating. A 5-star rating means the stock is trading meaningfully below fair value.
- Morningstar’s rating system also factors in an uncertainty adjustment (known as the Fair Value Uncertainty rating). As the Uncertainty rating goes up, so does the discount we require for a company to earn a 5-star rating, given the lower confidence in the precision of our fair value estimate.
List Criteria
5-Star Stocks
The stock star rating is calculated by comparing a stock’s current market price with Morningstar’s estimate of the stock’s fair value. The bigger the discount, the higher the star rating. Four- and 5-star ratings mean the stock is trading meaningfully below fair value, while a 3-star rating means it’s trading near fair value, and 1- and 2-star stocks are trading meaningfully above fair value.