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Here's what's ahead on this week's Investing Insights. Two tech titans rebounded in the third quarter.

Find out if Morning Stars analysts think Alphabet and Amazon stocks are cheap, plus a new path to save for retirement.

For workers without a company sponsor 401K plan, details ahead on Black Rock's I shares

target day ETFs, and Morningstar's senior U.S. economist shares his take on the Federal

Reserve's latest interest rate decision.

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Welcome to Investing Insights. I'm your host, Ivanna Hampton. Let's get started with a look at the Morning Star headlines. Amazon.com's third quarter profitability impressed Morningstar.

The e-commerce giant reported more than $11 billion in operating profit

and surpassed his outlook. Revenue grew 13% year-over-year, advertising, and cloud computing

unit Amazon Web Services also improved compared to the same time last year.

E-commerce results were solid as well and continued to rebound.

Morningstar expects e-commerce, cloud computing, and advertising to drive healthy long-term growth

for Amazon.

Consumer spending on goods rather than businesses spending on the cloud remains the company's

biggest short-term concern.

Morningstar is raising its estimate for Amazon stock to $155 for $150.

Shares look undervalued.

A rebound in ad spending lifted Google Parents' Alphabet's third quarter results.

Revenue came in higher than last year at At almost $77 billion, Google's core advertising

business remains strong with growth in both search and YouTube. Cloud revenue growth,

aligned with Morning Star's expectations. However, it was slower than growth in Microsoft Azure.

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