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3 Stocks to Invest In With More Room to Run

3 Stocks to Invest In With More Room to Run

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  1. 01 LYB NYSE BUY +0.00%
    Entry $58.49 07 Oct 2026
    Current $58.49 07 Oct 2026
    Result +$0.00
    vs. index +0.0% SPY +0.0% over the same days

    Cite this call Watch source segment (27s) *

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    …ervalued. Dave's picks were Albamarl, CHIndustrial, Amphol, and Beckton Dickinson. In today's bonus stock pick segment, we're taking a look at three more stocks to invest in that are up quite a bit in 2026, but that still look undervalued. Our first stock to buy with more room to run is Lionel Basil Industries. The company is one of the largest prochemical producers in the world. Morning Star assigns the firm a narrow economic mo rating based on cost advantages and intangible assets. The conflict in the Middle East has provided some relief for co…

    Our first stock to buy with more room to run is Lionel Basil Industries.

    AI-extracted context Our first stock to buy with more room to run is Lionel Basil Industries. The company is one of the largest prochemical producers in the world.

  2. 02 STM NYSE BUY +0.00%
    Entry $56.18 07 Oct 2026
    Current $56.18 07 Oct 2026
    Result +$0.00
    vs. index +0.0% SPY +0.0% over the same days

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    … be further upside here. Landel Basil is divesting assets in Europe, which will unlock cash that the firm can use to protect its dividend and balance sheet and improve its competitive positioning. We think the stock is worth $75 per share. Our second stock to invest in with gas left in the tank is ST Micro Electronics. The company is one of Europe's largest chip makers and it holds one of the broadest product portfolios in the industry. Morning Star thinks the company has carved out a narrow economic moat based on intangible assets stemming from its desi…

    Our second stock to invest in with gas left in the tank is ST Micro Electronics.

    AI-extracted context Our second stock to invest in with gas left in the tank is ST Micro Electronics. The company is one of Europe's largest chip makers and it holds one of the broadest product portfolios in the industry.

  3. 03 PK NYSE BUY +0.00%
    Entry $15.20 07 Oct 2026
    Current $15.20 07 Oct 2026
    Result +$0.00
    vs. index +0.0% SPY +0.0% over the same days

    Cite this call Watch source segment (106s) *

    Surrounding source transcript
    …once designed into a given electronics device. The company has some promising growth opportunities before it in automotive products, AI data centers, and low Earth orbit satellites. We assign ST Micro Electronics a $72 fair value estimate. Our final stock to buy that's doing well but still has more upside is Park Hotels and Resorts. This REIT has a portfolio of mostly upper upscale hotels that are highquality assets in major urban and resort locations. It's experiencing some very strong growth this year in revenue per available room and EBID growth. We expect the stro…

    Our final stock to buy that's doing well but still has more upside is Park Hotels and Resorts.

    AI-extracted context Our final stock to buy that's doing well but still has more upside is Park Hotels and Resorts. This REIT has a portfolio of mostly upper upscale hotels that are highquality assets in major urban and resort locations.

Full Transcript
Hi, I'm Susan Chabinsky, co-host of the Morning Filter podcast. On a recent episode, Morning Star chief US market strategist Dave Sakira talked about several stocks that have done well recently yet still look undervalued. Dave's picks were Albamarl, CHIndustrial, Amphol, and Beckton Dickinson. In today's bonus stock pick segment, we're taking a look at three more stocks to invest in that are up quite a bit in 2026, but that still look undervalued. Our first stock to buy with more room to run is Lionel Basil Industries. The company is one of the largest prochemical producers in the world. Morning Star assigns the firm a narrow economic mo rating based on cost advantages and intangible assets. The conflict in the Middle East has provided some relief for commodity chemical pricing and has helped the stock this year. But we think there could be further upside here. Landel Basil is divesting assets in Europe, which will unlock cash that the firm can use to protect its dividend and balance sheet and improve its competitive positioning. We think the stock is worth $75 per share. Our second stock to invest in with gas left in the tank is ST Micro Electronics. The company is one of Europe's largest chip makers and it holds one of the broadest product portfolios in the industry. Morning Star thinks the company has carved out a narrow economic moat based on intangible assets stemming from its design expertise and customer switching costs because its products are rarely swapped out once designed into a given electronics device. The company has some promising growth opportunities before it in automotive products, AI data centers, and low Earth orbit satellites. We assign ST Micro Electronics a $72 fair value estimate. Our final stock to buy that's doing well but still has more upside is Park Hotels and Resorts. This REIT has a portfolio of mostly upper upscale hotels that are highquality assets in major urban and resort locations. It's experiencing some very strong growth this year in revenue per available room and EBID growth. We expect the strong growth to continue for several more quarters. Why? Well, the Royal Palm Hotel, which has been closed for renovation, recently reopened, and other renovations done lately to the core portfolio, should translate into continued growth. We think this REIT is worth $20.50 per share. For more stock ideas, be sure to tune in to the Morning Filter each week, wherever you get your podcasts, and visit morningstar.com, too.

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