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For "best investing", keeping limited speculative exposure balances risk while riding potential upside in blockchain infrastructure firms. Lynch said for modern investors “there are so many things that are better,” with guardrails in place that were not there for past generations, and with 63% of Americans owning their homes, building wealth in that manner, versus far fewer owners in the 1920s. Drug manufacturer GSK rounds out our list of best companies to buy. The firm’s innovative new product lineup and expansive list of patent-protected drugs create a wide economic moat, says Morningstar senior analyst Jay Lee , as GSK’s diverse drug portfolio insulates the company from problems with any one product. The strong product pipeline at GSK stems from a shift in strategy; the firm had previously targeted slight enhancements but now focuses on true innovation. GSK is also strategically branching out from developed markets into emerging markets. We expect GSK to be a major competitor in respiratory, HIV, and vaccines over the next decade. GSK stock trades 29% below our fair value estimate of $58 per share. Defensive sectors like utilities rose 0.8% as bond yields eased. For "best investing", utilities with strong cash flow stability and moderate P/E ratios offer low-volatility returns.