stocksbrew vs Morningstar
Morningstar publishes analyst research: fair value estimates, moat ratings and fund data. stocksbrew has no analysts. It gives a rule-based call on each stock it covers and a daily briefing on the ones you follow. For long-term fundamental research on a company, Morningstar goes deeper. stocksbrew is free to read, and Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year. We could not read Morningstar's current prices from its own site, so this page quotes none: check its pricing page. Where stocksbrew falls short: it has no analysts, no fair value estimates, no moat ratings and no fund research.
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Who each is for
- stocksbrew fits when
- You want a daily check on what changed for the stocks you follow.
- Morningstar fits when
- You want analyst research with fair value estimates and moat ratings, and fund analysis.
- Using both
- Use the stocksbrew briefing day to day. Read Morningstar's analyst report when you are deciding on a position.
Side by side
| stocksbrew | Morningstar | |
|---|---|---|
| Research type | Rule-based calls and model-written reads from dated sources | Analyst research |
| Coverage | Several hundred US-listed stocks | Stocks and funds. See its site for the list |
| Fair value | None. The report shows multiples and P/E against the stock's own history | Analyst fair value estimates |
| Moat ratings | None | Wide, narrow or none |
| Portfolio analysis | Allocation, concentration and performance against the S&P 500 | See its site |
| Price | Every stock report and call is free to read. Free covers 3 stocks in full. Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year | We could not read Morningstar's current prices from its own site, so this page quotes none: check its pricing page. |
Where each is stronger
Morningstar
- Analyst research with a published method
- Fair value estimates
- Moat ratings
- Fund and ETF analysis
stocksbrew
- A daily briefing about your own stocks, ordered by what needs you
- A call on each covered stock with its reason and date, free to read
- Fund, Congress and insider filings measured from the day they became public
- Email alerts on price levels, zones and changed calls (Pro)
A week with stocksbrew
- 01
Each market day: read the briefing
Open the briefing. It lists what needs you first, then smaller updates, then what is coming up, then the names where nothing happened.
- 02
When a stock needs a decision
Read the stock report for the call and its reason. Read Morningstar's analyst report for a fair value view.
- 03
Now and then: look at the whole portfolio
Portfolio analytics shows allocation, concentration and how your holdings did against the S&P 500.
Questions
- Is stocksbrew a replacement for Morningstar?
- No. Morningstar publishes analyst research. stocksbrew publishes rule-based calls and a daily briefing. They answer different questions.
- Does stocksbrew have fair value estimates?
- No. It shows valuation multiples and where today's P/E sits against the stock's own history.
- How much does each cost?
- stocksbrew is free to read, Free covers 3 stocks in full, and Pro is $19 a month or $190 a year. We could not read Morningstar's current prices from its own site, so this page quotes none: check its pricing page.
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