Valuation compares the intrinsic value estimate (IVE) to the actual price of the company. A company with a stock price trading below the IVE is considered relatively inexpensive. If the stock price is greater than the IVE, the company is considered relatively expensive. This means the higher the rating, the greater the buying opportunity.

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• 91

• Sector
• 92

Valuation Confidence describes Morningstar's level of uncertainty about the accuracy of the Intrinsic Value Estimate. This means the higher the rating, the greater the implied accuracy of the Intrinsic Value Estimate.

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• 42

• Sector
• 27

The Competitive Advantage rating is computer-generated assessment of the strength of a firm’s competitive position. This is comparable to Morningstar’s Economic Moat rating. This means the higher the rating, the stronger the firm’s ability to hold off competitors.

• Country
• 70

• Sector
• 83

The Financial Health rating is a computed measurement of a company's financial health. Factors considered in the assessment include total outstanding shares, volatility, company's assets & liabilities, and the overall likelihood of a company defaulting on its' debt obligations. This means the higher the rating, the stronger the company's financial health.

• Country
• 57

• Sector
• 56

The Momentum rating reflects Morningstar's assessment of a stock's relative strength over the trailing 12 months. This rating is useful because it indicates how the stock will continue to perform against the market.

The Liquidity rating reflects Morningstar’s measurement of how easily company shares can be bought and sold on the market. Morningstar calculates this by using the trailing twelve months of daily volume. A high rating is preferable because it will be easier to complete a transaction.