Definition of «wide moat»

The phrase "wide moat" refers to a strong competitive advantage that a company possesses, making it difficult for competitors to enter and succeed in the same market. It is a metaphorical way of saying that the company has built a protective barrier around its business that gives it a long-lasting advantage over others.

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Sentences with «wide moat»

To me, that actually indicates business strength of the sort that supports Morningstar's Wide Moat rating: Grainger is strong enough to create pricing pressure in the market in a bid to squeeze competitors and gain market share. (dailytradealert.com)
I think after weighing the pros and cons, I'm going with buying US Wide Moat Stocks with my lump sums of money. (stefenzhao.me)
If you aren't already familiar with my blog, Fat Pitch Financials, it is a value investing blog with a focus on wide moat companies selling at substantial discounts and Graham style workouts. (fatpitchfinancials.com)
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