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Oct 03 2026
The 10 Best Companies to Invest in Now
Overview
Morningstar’s Morning Digest highlights the article “The 10 Best Companies to Invest in Now,” written by Tori Brovet. The article focuses on high-quality companies whose shares Morningstar considers attractively valued at present.
The supplied newsletter does not identify the ten companies individually; readers must open the complete Morningstar article to view the list, valuation analysis and supporting research. The edition also includes commentary on third-quarter market performance, bond yields, employment, retirement portfolios and tax-efficient IRA strategies.
Details
Featured article: The 10 Best Companies to Invest in Now
Publication: Morningstar’s Morning Digest
Author: Tori Brovet
Investment theme: High-quality companies whose shares appear inexpensive based on Morningstar’s valuation analysis.
Company quality: The article’s selection is presented as a group of established businesses with characteristics that Morningstar considers supportive of long-term investment.
Valuation focus: The featured companies are described as trading at prices below Morningstar’s assessment of their underlying value.
Research approach: Morningstar generally evaluates companies by considering factors such as competitive advantages, financial strength, business prospects, uncertainty and the relationship between market price and estimated fair value.
Complete company list: The names of the ten companies are not included in the supplied newsletter excerpt. The complete list and individual company analyses are available through the original Morningstar article.
Investment consideration: A company’s inclusion in the article does not guarantee positive returns. Market prices, business conditions and valuation estimates may change.
Editor’s Picks
Q3 market highlights: The edition includes an analysis titled 7 Charts on Q3 Market Highlights: Stocks Tread Water While the Bond Market Shudders, written by Sarah Hansen.
AI and bond markets: The analysis reports that enthusiasm surrounding the artificial-intelligence trade weakened while bond yields increased to multidecade highs.
Quarterly stock performance: Colin Laidley’s article Stocks Run Out of Gas in Q3 as Bond Yields Surge examines modest stock-market gains amid higher interest rates, rising oil prices and weaker momentum in AI-related investments.
Large technology companies: The “Magnificent Seven” technology companies reportedly helped support market performance during the quarter.
Employment outlook: The edition previews the September employment report, with economists expecting hiring to moderate following August’s stronger figures while continuing to demonstrate labour-market resilience.
Retirement portfolio funds: Christine Benz highlights all-in-one and core funds that may serve as building blocks for a simplified retirement portfolio.
IRA tax strategy: Another article discusses how qualified charitable distributions may help eligible investors reduce taxes, meet required minimum distributions and support charitable causes.
Investing Insights
Undervalued stock: The edition features a company that has outperformed the market but is still estimated by Morningstar to be 39% undervalued.
Supporting factors: Improving company fundamentals and favourable industry trends are identified as possible drivers of further performance.
Best-performing stocks: Palantir and Strategy are identified among the stronger-performing stocks during the third quarter of 2026.
Weak-performing stocks: KLA and Corning are included among the quarter’s weaker-performing stocks.
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