Warren Buffett, his most known follower, realized over time that it often gives better results to invest in fairly valued stocks
with a wide moat vs investing in ordinary companies selling at a great discount.
However, its a high margin business,
with wide moat, will be around in 10 + years, and would have positive EPS if growth capex were reduced.
• High quality company
with wide moat.
• High quality company
with wide moat and strong credit rating.
High margins are often a hallmark of a company
with a wide moat (sustainable competitive advantages).
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.
Included in such funds are the kinds of companies I discussed in an article about stocks Warren Buffett might buy; stocks
with wide moats, strong financial positions, and product lines that sell just as well in recession as they do in periods of strong economic growth.A low volatility ETF is an easy way to get exposure to stock - like returns without the crazy up and downs.
Choose companies
with wide moats that enable them to achieve and sustain high returns on capital.
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.
Not exact matches
• Well - run, high quality company
with strong brands and
wide moat.
After all, this is business
with a
wide economic
moat in a «winner take all» industry.
• High quality company
with a solid business model,
wide moat, and excellent credit rating.
In the case of American Water Works, it has a
moat more than a mile
wide filled
with angry mutant sharks.
Again, the objective here is to capture mathematically what makes intuitive sense: That companies
with wide competitive
moats, strong brands and strong balance sheets make superior long - term investments.
I love investing, but the experience of connecting
with new friends, clients, and investors has been — as one
wide moat / high return on capital credit card company likes to say — priceless.
For an ETF dedicated to companies
with sustainable competitive advantages — or «
wide moats» to borrow a term from Warren Buffett — you might expect relatively low turnover.
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 special situations.
A high - quality stock is a company
with a
wide and growing economic
moat.
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.
I think after weighing the pros and cons, I'm going
with buying US
Wide Moat Stocks
with my lump sums of money.
Dominion also is the only utility that Morningstar has bestowed
with a «
Wide»
moat rating (orange), as explained here:
About bambooinnovator KB Kee is the Managing Editor of the
Moat Report Asia (www.moatreport.com), a research service focused exclusively on highlighting undervalued wide - moat businesses in Asia; subscribers from North America, Europe, the Oceania and Asia include professional value investors with over $ 20 billion in asset under management in equities, some of the world's biggest secretive global hedge fund giants, and savvy private individual investors who are lifelong learners in the art of value invest
Moat Report Asia (www.moatreport.com), a research service focused exclusively on highlighting undervalued
wide -
moat businesses in Asia; subscribers from North America, Europe, the Oceania and Asia include professional value investors with over $ 20 billion in asset under management in equities, some of the world's biggest secretive global hedge fund giants, and savvy private individual investors who are lifelong learners in the art of value invest
moat businesses in Asia; subscribers from North America, Europe, the Oceania and Asia include professional value investors
with over $ 20 billion in asset under management in equities, some of the world's biggest secretive global hedge fund giants, and savvy private individual investors who are lifelong learners in the art of value investing.
The
Moat Report Asia is a monthly in - depth report highlighting an undervalued wide - moat business in Asia with an innovative and resilient business model to compound value in uncertain ti
Moat Report Asia is a monthly in - depth report highlighting an undervalued
wide -
moat business in Asia with an innovative and resilient business model to compound value in uncertain ti
moat business in Asia
with an innovative and resilient business model to compound value in uncertain times.
• Well - run, high quality company
with strong brands and
wide moat.
• High quality company
with a solid business model,
wide moat, and excellent credit rating.
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 Benjamin Graham style workouts.
• Dominant
wide -
moat businesses
with Windows and Office.
I stood at the sidelines until 2009 and since then I invest according to following «system»: (1) saving at least 50 % of my income to increase my stash, (2) investing in Index Funds and shares of high quality companies
with a
wide economic
moat according to my watchlist, (3) reinvest the dividends and (4) repeat over the years.
General Dynamics (GD): A
Wide Moat Dividend Aristocrat
With Double - Digit Payout Growth Potential
Most of these companies are solid dividend growers
with wide economic
moats.
You need to find solid companies that have a proven track record of performance, those
with a «
wide moat» and a history of dividend payments and growth.
Most notably, during periods of excess fear even companies
with rock - solid balance sheets and
wide economic
moats have their share prices tarnished.
Surely, only
wide -
moat companies
with sustainable competitive advantages and cash flows can manage to hit such a milestone, making them great investment options.
The quality factor is often durable over the long - term and its hallmarks include dividend - paying companies, firms
with sound balance sheets and / or impressive cash flow generation, and
wide -
moat companies, among other traits.