Susan Ziuvinski: I Susan Ziubinski With Morning Star. At Morningstar, I think buying high-quality companies’ stocks at a safe margin is a recipe for successful investments. Therefore, a high quality stock that you fundamentally trade may seem to be the best stock to buy something worthwhile. However, there is usually a reason for a super-height stock. Sometimes it comes from companies facing stronger and longer than expected headwinds. And as a result, these companies and their stocks may take some time for them to turn around. And they even take a few steps back before they do so.
Today we see two such strains. According to MorningStar, both stocks are very cheap today, and I think these companies are carving out the moats of the wide economy. These stocks may be an attractive idea for patience and bold investors for a long period of time.
Two super stable stocks for bold investors
The first super stable stock for bold investors is Estee Lauder he. I think this Premium Beauty Pure Play has opened up a wide range of moats with a portfolio of brands such as Clinique, Origins, Mac, Bobby Brown and Aveda. Este believes that beauty consumers in developed emerging markets are poised to benefit from the trend of long-term premiumization as they are upgraded for better quality ingredients, effectiveness and services. However, we expect that continued sales in China, higher investments and restructuring to slow the recovery of topline and operating margins, and these factors are throwing the cloud on stock prices today. The stocks are traded at our fair value estimates and very large discounts, and we are boldly selecting the stocks. I think Estee Lauder stock is worth $120.
Check out MorningStar’s full report on Estee Lauder.
The second super stable stock for bold investors is Polaris pii. Polaris is a recreational and utility vehicle powerhouse that produces all-terrain vehicles, motorcycles, boats and electric vehicles, and it believes it has opened up a wide range of economic moats. However, sales declines continue as both dealers and consumers are cautious about spending. In fact, Polaris expects off-road and on-road sales to decline again in 2025, but a very low marine sales could rise at a low-digit percentage. The conversion at Polaris takes time and relies on low interest rates to make consumer loans more attractive. However, I think stocks are attractive to investors with a view to 3-5 years. Assign a fair value estimate of $75 to the stock.
Check out Morningstar’s full report on Polaris.
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Morningstar senior analyst J Mekatz and analyst Danso provided the research behind this segment.
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