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- noun Plural form of
moat .
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Examples
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According to Morningstar's analysts, both stocks trade at a lower price/fair value than the rest of the market while having wide economic moats, which is an indication of being high-quality companies.
Technology: Growth, Now at a Reasonable Price - Yahoo! Finance 2011
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The moats were the worse, don't waste your money, but if you want some good idea's go to The Antzer's website and also check out www. sani-moat.com.
Brad Ideas - Comments vessel sinks 2010
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One of the bridges over the moats was a suspension bridge, but that didn't worry me as it was not moving too much.
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Forbes: Now do you look for what investors like Buffett would call "moats"?
Transcript: Ron Baron Steve Forbes 2010
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Forbes: Now do you look for what investors like Buffett would call "moats"?
Transcript: Ron Baron Steve Forbes 2010
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Forbes: Now do you look for what investors like Buffett would call "moats"?
Get Briefed: Ron Baron Alexandra Zendrian 2010
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Forbes: Now do you look for what investors like Buffett would call "moats"?
Get Briefed: Ron Baron Alexandra Zendrian 2010
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Buffett calls them companies with "moats" around them.
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It's also evidence of a vulnerability in his investing philosophy -- specifically, his desire that companies he invests in should have "moats" to protect them from serious competition.
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It's also evidence of a vulnerability in his investing philosophy -- specifically, his desire that companies he invests in should have "moats" to protect them from serious competition.
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