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A financial advisor’s view on negative or flat market returns and when to claim Social Security. Christine Benz, Amy Arnott Investing Insights As Morningstar launches research coverage of SpaceX, we think the company has been significantly overvalued and investors will have opportunities to buy the stock at more attractive levels after the IPO. Nicolas Owens, Suryansh Sharma AbbVie and IBM are among the stocks now rated as expensive. Bella Albrecht Marvell Technology and HCA Healthcare are among the stocks that fell into undervalued territory. Bella Albrecht Intel’s stock has soared more than 200% this year, but there are execution risks ahead. Ananya Chag We suspect this will prompt Berkshire to take a harder look at its stock holdings in Lennar and NVR. Greggory Warren New Stock Analyst Reports On June 1, Barry Diller's People announced a cash offer of $18 billion, or $48.30 per share, for the 73.9% of MGM Resorts International MGM that it doesn't own. The offer follows Diller's initial $1 billion investment in August 2020, when he touted MGM's omnichannel opportunity. We don't see many synergies with People's media-related assets, but MGM holds an attractive presence in key gaming markets. We think competing bids are unlikely, given Diller's current 26.1% voting interest in MGM and peers' challenged financial positions. We think a deal is likely to be approved by shareholders and be completed. New Fund Analyst Reports Invesco Core Plus Bond's (GTO) seasoned management team sticks to a repeatable yet flexible approach that has delivered strong long-term results, albeit with more volatility than most intermediate core-plus bond Morningstar Category peers. The Tools You Need to Invest Like an Analyst Stay connected:
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