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3 Stocks to Sell and 3 Stocks to Buy for October

For wealth professionals who follow Morningstar's equity research, the episode packages monthly market context, earnings items and the firm's stock-level views in one discussion.

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Summary

By the markets & outlook desk

The episode recaps September market activity and discusses what types of stocks to invest in and avoid heading into October. It covers earnings reports to watch, Morningstar's $150 cut to its fair value estimate on Micron Technology, new research on McCormick and Carnival, and an update on Clorox. It closes with three stocks to sell and three stocks to buy for October.

  1. Recaps September stock market activity
  2. Discusses what to invest in and avoid in October
  3. Covers earnings to watch and Morningstar's fair value estimate cut on Micron Technology
  4. Includes research on McCormick and Carnival, an update on Clorox, and monthly stocks to sell and buy

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