Sentences with phrase «moats because»

Personally, I have moved away from non-scalable moats because I apply a filter by asking a simple question: Can this stock become a ten - bagger?

I do believe that the market under - appreciates certain companies that have really strong moats because often times this durability allows for the company's runway to last longer than many expect.

Teck had a very solid moat because it was the lowest cost producer.

Not exact matches

But, wide - moat businesses caught up in a decline in the overall stock market, their industry, etc. may be cheap in part because it's so easy to dump the shares.

He buys the dogs as a fence, as a moat, as a line drawn between him and the incursions of the world... and yet his dogs, because they are dogs, can do nothing but live up to their end of the original contract: They preserve his innocence, if only because they are innocent, they are pure, and as long as they are around, the boy — now hero, now icon, now goat, now bum — must remain a boy, close to his boyhood heart.

That may be because they have not played together enough times to work put any jinks in the combo, that is why moat of us have been saying he should have been starting games ages ago....

so what's your opionion on our moat recent implosion, because you were confident this squad has the mental strength and character to win it, what happened to that school of though then?

The ironING lady: «Cost - conscious Margaret Thatcher offered to pay for an ironing board for No 10 after becoming PM... She insisted on using her own household items because she feared political enemies might spark an expenses row over refurbishment work... Her prudent attitude is in contrast to MPs» claims for items like moat cleaning that shocked Britain in the expenses scandal in 2009.»

You don't have to buy every stock in its list — and you certainly don't have to sell a good stock simply because MOAT sold it.

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.

That is, if the business is delivering far poorer performance than what you had envisaged earlier, and that performance is likely to continue because the moat is impaired, then your original model needs to be re-worked and it may well turn out to be the case that you should sell the stock.

Pharmaceutical companies are a good example of companies with moats, because they often control patents on the drugs they bring to market, giving them exclusive rights to sell drugs that, at times, anyone could make.

Dividend growth stocks also usually outpace inflation because companies that are able to grow their earnings and grow their dividends usually have a great brand, a wonderful product and some type of economic moat.

That's why a lot of us tend to invest in companies like PG, JNJ, KMI, PM, MO, T etc because those companies have pretty wide moats / competitive advantages, long histories of dividend raises, shareholder support and solid revenue, cost controls = > positive net income and generally healthy operating cash flow, sometimes high amounts of free cash flow after capital investment.

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.

Because each restaurant operates under a separate theme, it has to establish its own moat or competitive advantage to be a successful operation.

Most knowledgeable dividend investors would not touch NLY simply because of how they earn the high yield (purchasing mortgages and other high risk securities)-- which does not have the characteristics of a wide economic moat.

But, wide - moat businesses caught up in a decline in the overall stock market, their industry, etc. may be cheap in part because it's so easy to dump the shares.

So, basically my idea is to read 20 annual reports and put 19 of them to one side because they aren't extraordinarily cheap or extraordinarily «wide moat» as Buffett would say.

The reason why I believe the moat is not great is because this part of the process is not great at SBI.

Well one thing that isn't a source of a moat is technology because that can be duplicated and always will be, eventually, if that's the only advantage you have.

He also appreciates having moats, because of the added pricing power it avails his businesses.

Anytime you hear that mean reversion is happening because of competitive forces, declining moat, etc. wear your lens of mental models and then investigate further.

But, one need to make sure to verify punctually that their moat is intact because no competitive advantage will last forever... think of Kodak, Sears and countless huge companies who disappeared over the last 30 years!

Dividend Growth Investing falls closer to GARP investing than deep value investing, because dividend growth investing relies on selecting companies with wide moats, strong balance sheets, the ability to grow dividends through recessions, and a product or service that you can see existing and indeed flourishing 10 or 20 years from now.

Things changed at that point and all of a sudden blossomed into these photographic substrates that are covered with either glaze or kind of amber or green resin with sunken moats around them, because he always called them moats, and then put within these kind of stained modernist frames.

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