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4 Growth Stocks to Buy While They’re Still Undervalued

It offers a compact run through election impact, the AI selloff and several stock-level analyst calls, which may help advisors frame client conversations about growth exposure and market positioning.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

The Morning Filter episode discusses what last week's midterm election results could mean for markets, the selloff in technology stocks and Morningstar's outlook for the artificial intelligence trade. It also previews earnings from Applied Materials, CoreWeave and Nebius Group, reviews new Morningstar research on Apple, Clorox, Palantir, Arista Networks and SanDisk, and closes with four undervalued growth stocks.

  1. The hosts discuss what the midterm election results could mean for markets.
  2. The episode covers the technology stock selloff and Morningstar's short- and long-term outlook for the AI trade.
  3. It previews earnings from Applied Materials, CoreWeave and Nebius Group.
  4. It reviews Morningstar research including a raised fair value estimate for Arista Networks and a cut for SanDisk.

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