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Morningstar has extensive research on everything from mutual funds to bonds, covering more than 620,000 investments. | Morningstar has extensive research on everything from mutual funds to bonds, covering more than 620,000 investments. | ||
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Revision as of 04:25, October 15, 2023
Morningstar is a multinational firm that provides research about investment options. Founded in 1984 by a 27-year-old stock analyst, Joe Mansueto, in his Chicago apartment, Morningstar's name was “inspired by the last line of Henry David Thoreau‘s Walden”: “The sun is but a morning star.”[1]
Morningstar has extensive research on everything from mutual funds to bonds, covering more than 620,000 investments.
Today part of its advice is apparently in promotion of the ESG liberal agenda.[2]