Fluor Corp

Just because a company has been downgraded by Morningstar doesn't mean investors should sprint for the exits.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended May 24.

Engineering and construction stocks have been on a tear; here are our two favorite ideas today.

Market overreaction offers an opportunity to invest in an E&C leader.

The Trump administration's delayed infrastructure plan aside, there's plenty to like about this sector today.

Despite a general premium to our fair value estimates in the sector, we still see several opportunities for investors.

With the second quarter in the books, our equity analysts name their best ideas in every sector.

U.S. job creation could become more of a concern later on, but we still see some bargains across our global industrials coverage.

We expect his plan to include reducing risk and improving execution.

Aggressive investors may want to consider Fluor and Chicago Bridge & Iron as the engineering and construction industry is poised to benefit from presidential policies and stabilized energy prices.

Our analysts give their takes on how the new administration will impact the healthcare, industrials, and consumer sectors.

China cuts interest rates and ECB pledges to ramp up its stimulus programs.

Outright sales by several of our Ultimate Stock-Pickers provide us with additional insight into their sell disciplines; selling activity is centered more on position trimming than eliminations.

The runup in the markets during the first quarter increased the importance of good old-fashioned stock picking for our top managers; new-money buys help populate top purchases.

We see fewer investing opportunities in basic materials today because of strong stock market performance without a commensurate improvement in forecasts relative to our previous expectations.

D.C. gridlock creates near-term uncertainty for construction-related companies.

Greek bonds are pricing in a near-term default, while French financials are in the hot seat.

Rising prices for food, gas, medical care top posters' worry lists.

M&A can boost growth despite lagging engineering and construction earnings.

The engineering and construction industry survived 2009 in fine shape, but the future is murkier.