Economic Moat Rating Changes

As a group, these stocks wiped out an estimated $217.2 billion in shareholder wealth over the past 10 years.

These companies stand out from the competition and can be good choices for long-term investing.

This wide-moat stock is trading at a rare discount to fair value.

These high-quality stocks are trading at attractive valuations.

Put these high-quality stocks on your watchlist.

Dividend-paying stocks with economic moats have enduring advantages.

We think Wall Street has it wrong about these wide-moat stocks.

We wrap up our coverage of the markets and the week.

These companies have proved to be good stocks to buy and hold for the long term.

How fears around AI likely led to the stock’s slide, and why we haven’t changed our long-term view of Veeva’s competitive advantage.

The divide is between firms with moats and firms with none.

The stocks of these companies with durable competitive advantages look undervalued today.

Great products and network effects don’t always signal durable competitive advantages—just look at PayPal.

Morningstar’s former head of equity research on what investors get wrong with moats, what to look for in company management, why quantitative screens are less useful than they were, and the process he uses to filter out signal versus noise.

What investors can learn from Oracle stock’s swings in fair value, and what a downgraded moat means for the tech giant.