Investors who pulled out of the market after seeing their brokerage accounts devastated have been watching nervously as stocks shot up from their March lows. Undoubtedly, some of this fear of having missed the rally is well founded. The easy money has been made. Our equity analysts now believe that the market is roughly fairly valued--a far cry from the 45% discount they saw at the onset of the credit crisis.

But this doesn't mean that there isn't any money left to be made in this market. Beyond the prospect of another pullback creating attractive valuations, many high-quality firms still look cheap despite big runups. These stocks were so battered during the downturn that they still aren't trading for their intrinsic worth, even after big recent gains. So don't be too stressed about missing the bull market because you can still pick up a great business at a reasonable price, and isn't that what stock investing is all about?

To find stocks that still have room to run, we used Morningstar's Premium Stock Screener. We looked for narrow- and wide-moat stocks that had top quartile returns over the last three months and that were rated 4 or 5 stars. Below are a few names that passed. To see the full list and to run the screen for yourself, click here. (Not a Premium Member? Give us a try with a 14-day free trial.)