Historically it's interesting just how raggedy and static this outline is.
We have a more penetrating word for what they are reaching for here: "Moat" or Durable competitive advantage – Invest in companies that have a unique selling proposition which makes them difficult to replicate. This could include patents, brand loyalty, economies of scale etc.
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Historically it's interesting just how raggedy and static this outline is.
We have a more penetrating word for what they are reaching for here: "Moat" or Durable competitive advantage – Invest in companies that have a unique selling proposition which makes them difficult to replicate. This could include patents, brand loyalty, economies of scale etc.