1984
Founded
Public company, NASDAQ: MORN
Report
Investment research company offering mutual fund, ETF, and stock analysis, ratings, and data, plus portfolio tools.
Depends
DependsBuy it if you actively research funds, ETFs, or stocks and will actually use the ratings and analyst data.
Deep fund/stock research worth it for active investors; overkill if you index and get free broker research.
1984
Founded
Public company, NASDAQ: MORN
Yes
Free tier
Premium subscription sits on top
Sunsetting
Morningstar Office
Advisors forced to migrate off it
Useful data; complaints about fact sheets and risk reporting
Powerful but users debate how to use it correctly
Institutional-grade Direct platform, decades of fund data
Past client breaches disclosed; publishes formal security practices
Not disclosed
Not disclosed
Historic client data breaches (2012, 2013) were disclosed; the company now publishes formal security practices.
Reddit users actively debate how and whether to use Morningstar ratings, and advisors are reacting to Morningstar Office being discontinued.
“Morningstar is shutting down Morningstar Office”
“How to (and how not to) best use Morningstar?”
“Thoughts on Morningstar inc and their recommendation”
Compare Morningstar, Inc. with each alternative.
Open-source portfolio tracker; free alternative to Morningstar Portfolio Manager
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