Does your company have a MOAT?



  • Continuing the discussion from Misandry is Real:

    @Buddy said:

    Look, all I was trying to do was to defend my statement that capitalism is a system in which private parties could own the means of production, and that a logical conclusion we could draw from that was that in capitalism, private parties are able restrict other parties' ability to work productively. I thought that if I showed an example where a private party owned the means of production, and was therefore able to prevent another party's access to the means of production, thereby restricting that party's ability to produce, that would prove it. It seems pretty solid to me, I'm not sure what the problem is.

    A thing about me is, I just love efficiency. I will support whichever system I believe is going to be the most efficient.

    You are talking about competitive advantage. Warren Buffett describes this as a 'moat' around a castle. He like public/private companies that have a large moat (with spikes and alligators in it). There are two investment products that put companies with the strongest moats together. One is called (not surprisingly) MOAT the other is called FLAG. FLAG is maintained by the writers that created this little gem.

    http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/0071791973


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    @Frank said:

    You are talking about competitive advantage concern trolling.

    FTFY



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    What?



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