Sentences with phrase «narrow moat»

• Good quality company with narrow moat.

A fantastic return in my book, but rather unlikely to be sustainable in the long run for a company with such a narrow moat (or is it?).

Can it capitalize on this very narrow moat?

Such a company will usually earn more than its competitors year after year and with that extra cash, will be able to gain more market shares and grow at a faster pace than a no moat or narrow moat company.

Business model is worthy of a narrow moat rating.

Morningstar awards Lazard a Narrow Moat rating.

Since Morningstar rates about 1700 stocks altogether, I consider the Narrow moat rating to be just OK rather than Good, since over half of the stocks that Morningstar rates have positive moat ratings.

Morningstar considers AAPL to have a narrow moat.

Phase 2 grades from Phase 1 to Phase 3, with wide moat companies having a transition period of 20 years, narrow moat companies 15 years, and «no moat» companies a lesser amount.

But they assign the Wide rating to about 67 % of the stocks in our portfolio and give a Narrow moat rating to another 28 % (these percentages exclude the few companies in our portfolio that they do not cover).

• Good quality company with narrow moat.

Musk arguably has a narrow moat, with venerable global competitors breathing down Tesla's neck across the broadening business lines of Tesla Inc..

Just 266 stocks have a Wide moat rating, and another 949 have Narrow moats.

And it's something I'm comfortable with because the Hang Seng Index is by many measures under - valued, even though I consider many stocks in the Hang Seng Index to hold narrow moats rather than wide moats.

Not exact matches

• Narrow - moat business model.

As oil prices fell, they downgraded the rating first to Narrow and then final to No Moat as a new analyst picked up coverage.

It said the company has a «strong position in the Asia - Pacific beverages market with the powerful Coca - Cola brand providing it with a relatively stable earnings stream, narrow economic moat and medium uncertainty rating».

Many U.S. stocks have wide moats so to narrow the list I added in a little Graham by focusing on the lowest combination of P / E and P / B ratios.

You can narrow the pool of investments down to the point where what's left are the highest probability bets among securities of that type and you get the added benefit (with net net stocks, at any rate) of outperforming moast moat - type companies.

They have 3 moat ratings: None, Narrow, and Wide.

In order to earn a narrow or wide moat rating, a company must have «the prospect of earning above average returns on capital, and some competitive edge that prevents these returns from quickly eroding.»

To meet Morningstar's criteria for index membership, companies must have a Morningstar Economic Moat rating of narrow or wide and have a Morningstar Distance to Default score in the top 50 % of eligible dividend - paying companies.

NOT SURPRISINGLY, WE generally don't find a ton of great long - term stock ideas in retail and consumer services because most economic moats for the sector are extremely narrow, if they exist at all.

Even though both strategies will yield ridiculously good returns, the fact that most of these companies don't have extremely durable moats means that just in case you're holding on these stocks while the stock market is entering a bear market, these companies might not survive the bear market due to narrow or no moats, or they will drop in value much more due to being in small to medium cap.