Wells Fargo & Co

We recap the week on Morningstar.com and note the most popular stocks, funds, and exchange-traded funds.

It is clear that the wide-moat firm is still a work in progress, and we are lowering our fair value estimate.

Citigroup, Wells Fargo, and JPMorgan Chase are among the big banks set to report.

Our readers’ tastes can be summed up in two words: income and Vanguard.

Managers continue to buy wide-moat stocks.

Several funds dive into financial services and undervalued healthcare stocks.

Bank dividend yields are set and look to stay that way.

We are lowering our fair value estimate for the wide-moat firm.

With more than a dozen open-end and exchange-traded offerings launched this year, we examine the ones to consider.

Scandals aside, the bank still has the pieces in place to compete effectively over the long term, and its shares currently look cheap.

We find several actionable ideas that yield more than the S&P 500.

Six of the top 10 conviction purchases are undervalued.

These stocks are good choices whether you're looking for dividend growth, down-market defense, or inflation protection.

We're watching earnings from several wide- and narrow-moat companies, plus retail sales and housing starts.

Gold-rated Dodge & Cox Stock proves that low-cost active management can still add value.

We see opportunity within the consumer cyclical sector.

At Silver-rated T. Rowe Price Equity Income, yield, valuation, quality of management, and company fundamentals all matter.

Here's Morningstar's take on the behemoth's common stock holdings.

Our annual look at funds with a Buffett-like taste in stocks.

Commentary from the four largest U.S. banks has been positive, and fundamentals still look OK.