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The Morning Filter: 5 Rallying Stocks to Buy in June While They’re Still Undervalued
A potential 18% tariff on imports could slash consumer cyclical stock valuations by over 20%, highlighting the need for defensive, wide-moat positioning.
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The Morning Filter: 5 Rallying Stocks to Buy in June While They’re Still Undervalued
A potential 18% tariff on imports could slash consumer cyclical stock valuations by over 20%, highlighting the need for defensive, wide-moat positioning.
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Analyzed as a lagging gold miner with potential upside catalysts if Mali operations resume.
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Evaluated as a defensive cell tower REIT yielding 3.2%.
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Mentioned as a stock impacted by an Air India safety incident but still considered fundamentally sound by Morningstar.
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The US Federal Reserve's rate-cut probability and timeline were analyzed.
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Identified as an undervalued rallying agricultural stock yielding 3.5%.
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Analyzed following a sequential revenue beat and a $30 trim to its fair value estimate.
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Discussed as a photolithography semiconductor giant with strong artificial intelligence tailwinds.
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Highlighted as a patience stock trading at a 22% discount with stable 4.7% top-line growth.
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Discussed as a private equity buyout candidate by Apollo.
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Evaluated as a consumer travel bellwether and four-star stock.
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Analyzed post-earnings as premium-priced in the two-star category.
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Evaluated as an indicator of restaurant-level consumer behavior.
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Noted for its rapid 27% rally in less than a month, moving to a 3-star fair value.
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Discussed as a major homebuilder whose spring earnings and inventory indicate housing sector health.
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Discussed regarding DoD order reductions for F-35 fighter jets.
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Discussed alongside Israel regarding the military tensions impacting global markets and crude oil prices.
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Discussed in relation to the geopolitical tension and its impact on US market futures and global oil prices.
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There is essentially zero probability embedded in market futures of a Federal Reserve rate cut in July 2025.
Morningstar's chief US economist forecasts a total of two interest rate cuts by the Federal Reserve before the end of 2025.
US housing starts are projected to decline by 3.5% in 2025 and another 1% in 2026.
Adobe's fourth consecutive quarter of revenue beat expectations and resulted in raised full-year guidance.
Under a worst-case tariff bear case scenario with long-term tariffs at 18%, consumer cyclical valuations would take a hit of over 20%.
A worst-case economic and tariff scenario would trigger a valuation hit of over 20% for the mining industry.
Regulated utilities and defensive sectors are historically less exposed to direct tariff impacts.
Fluor stock surged 27% in less than a month without any specific company-specific news catalyst.,
The current total quantity forecast of F-35 jets is 2,500 for the US and another 1,000 for allied militaries.
Nutrien's Canadian-produced potash and nitrogen products are exempt from US tariffs.
Geopolitical tensions, monetary policy shifts, and brewing tariff conflicts are injecting uncertainty into the US stock market, making a disciplined investment approach essential [1] — Dave Sekera "3+ Months of Inflation Data Required: The Federal Reserve and market analysts need several more months of CPI/PPI prints to accurately map …" 05:12 . In this episode, Morningstar's strategists break down how impending 18% trade tariffs could slash consumer cyclical stock valuations by over 20% [2] — Damian Conover "20%+ Consumer Cyclical Valuation Hit: Consumer cyclicals are deeply exposed because a high percentage of retail and apparel goods are manuf…" 26:58 , and identify defensive, wide-moat sectors like healthcare and utilities that offer reliable insulation [3] — Damian Conover "10% Delta Between Bear and Base Case: Under the base case, the worst-hit sectors like cyclicals see their valuation damage scale back to hi…" 30:44 . The episode highlights five undervalued, rallying stock picks—including Nutrien, Barrick Mining, American Tower, ASML, and Medtronic—that present strong fundamentals and robust margins of safety[4].
Look closer
Every Monday, Susan Dziubinski sits down with Morningstar Chief US Market Strategist Dave Sekera to discuss one thing on his radar, one new piece of Morningstar research, and a few stock picks or pans. In this week's episode, Dave and Susan discuss the likelihood of Fed rate cuts, trade tariff scenarios, and 5 undervalued rallying stocks to watch.
- basis points
- A unit of measure for interest rates and other percentages in finance, equal to one one-hundredth of one percent (0.01%).
- disinflationary
- A general slowdown in the rate of price inflation over time.
- fiscal
- Pertaining to or involving a country's tax, public revenue, and debt management policies.
- idiosyncratic
- Relating to a concrete, distinctive business feature or risk unique to a specific company or asset, rather than the broader market.
- intrinsic valuation
- The foundational, true value of an asset based on its cash flows and business metrics, independent of its fluctuating market price.
- economic moat
- A company's sustainable competitive advantage that protects its market share and long-term profits from rivals.
- REIT (Real Estate Investment Trust)
- A company that owns, operates, or finances income-producing real estate across property sectors.
- photolithography
- The photographic process used in microfabrication to selectively pattern parts of a thin film on a semiconductor wafer.