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3 days ago | morningstar.com.au | Seth Goldstein

Key Morningstar metrics for TeslaFair Value Estimate: $250Morningstar Rating: ★★★Morningstar Economic Moat Rating: NarrowMorningstar Uncertainty Rating: Very HighTesla stock updateReuters reported that Tesla plans to delay the launch of its lower-cost vehicle from mid-2025 to between the third quarter and early 2026. The shares were down 4% in April 21 premarket trading. Why it matters: Tesla deliveries fell in 2024 and were down 13% year over year in the first quarter.

2 weeks ago | morningstar.com.au | Tom Lauricella

This article was updated to account for President Donald Trump’s latest change in his tariffs. Morningstar Rating: ★★★★Fair Value Estimate: $200.00Morningstar Uncertainty Rating: MediumEconomic Moat: WideOne of the most widely held US stocks from one of the world’s best known-companies is squarely in the crosshairs of the US-China tariff battle: Apple AAPL.

2 weeks ago | morningstar.com.au | Tom Lauricella

A week ago, you could read market pundits opining that “Liberation Day” would end the uncertainty that had pressured the stock market since President Donald Trump’s inauguration. Some predicted a “sell the rumor, buy the fact” trade once his plans were clear. Wrong. There is more uncertainty than ever. The result is damage to portfolios on a historic scale.

3 weeks ago | morningstar.com.au | Mark LaMonica

Conventional wisdom is a byproduct of groupthink that presents solutions good enough for the average person while simultaneously not being right for any individual. You follow it at your peril. The more different you are from the person that defined a rule the less you should follow the rule. Each Monday I will challenge the investing norms that just may be holding you back from living the life you want. “Anxiety is like a rocking chair.

3 weeks ago | morningstar.com.au | Mark LaMonica

There is a lot going on in the world and many investors are anxious. I’m starting to see a lot more commentary about raising cash and cutting equity exposure. The justification for this approach is simple – Trump is scary, markets will drop and there will be plentiful opportunities in the future. I understand why this argument is resonating with investors. I could make a compelling case to follow this approach.