Snap Inc Class A

We think both companies' competitive advantages are sustainable.

We take a look at the valuations of six prominent IPOs.

Profitability is in sight as we foresee Pinterest taking a pinch out of the global digital ad market.

We are maintaining our fair value estimate on the no-moat firm, and it is trading at a significant discount.

Results are also due from Chipotle, GM, Snap, and BP.

The firm's lackluster user growth is indicative of a network effects moat source deficiency and supports our no-moat rating.

News Corp, Discovery Communications, Snap, and CVS Health also report this week. Plus, job openings and the consumer price index.

We're expecting results from McDonald's, Snap, CBS, and Kraft Heinz. Plus, the Fed likely to stand pat on rates.

We think much of the possible downside is accounted for in the current price.

Our analysts take a closer look at the earnings stories in focus today.

We’re increasing our fair value for Snap, but don’t see the no-moat firm as attractively priced today.

Earnings seasons rolls on during a quiet week for economic data.

Even in a lofty market, these funds' price multiples stand out.

This moaty business should drive Alphabet’s earnings higher.

We take a numerical look through this week's Morningstar research. Plus, our most popular articles and videos for the week ended Nov 10.

The firm’s results underscore our no-moat rating and we see shares as fully valued.

We’re lowering our fair value estimate after Snap continues to find it difficult to compete against Facebook.

Our fair value estimate is intact for this no-moat and very high uncertainty name.

Why some companies have multiple share classes and tickers, and considerations for investors when choosing among them.

CBS, Disney, Macy's, and Nordstrom are among those reporting this week. Plus, we're watching for the CPI, job openings, and productivity reports.