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ROADMAP : ERODING MOATS FINDING MOATS MOATS by SECTORS & ITS EXPLANATION. EXERCISE
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Finding Moats
It is easier to create a COMPETITVE ADVANTAGE in some industries than it is in others. The fourth best company in a structurally attractive industry may very well have a wider moat than the best company in a brutally competitive industry.
Moats by Sector
SECTOR NARROW MOATS(%) WIDE MOATS(%) ALL MOATS(%)
Software
49
58
Hardware
Media Telecommunications Health Care Services Consumers Services Business Services Financial Services
26
69 59 31 32 36 54
5
14 0 11 7 13 14
31
83 59 42 39 49 68
Consumer Goods
Industrial Materials Energy Utilities
32
31 55 80
3
14
3 6 1
46
34 61 81
Explanation :
Morningstars Sector wise Moats :Software and Hardware Integration Capital needed intensive Moat- SWITCHING COSTS of customers. Telecommunication and Healthcare Moat- Regulatory Structure + Not attractive to competitors.
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Media
Threat- Technological disruptions. Moat- Diversity and control of distribution channels. Restaurants and Retailers Moat- Low Switching Costs. Energy Only in hands of few. Moat- Transportation and Regulations.
YES N O
NO ECONOMIC MOAT
N O
NO ECONOMIC MOAT
S H O R T NARROW MOAT
L O N G WIDE MOAT
OPTIONS
How strong is the companys Competitive Advantage? IS it likely to last a long time or a relatively short time? Has the firm historically generated solid Returns on Capital? Does the firm have one or more of the Competitive Advantage listed below? Is the firms future likely to be different than its past? High Switching Costs and Low Cost Production; Network Economics and Intangible Assets.
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STEP 3 YES How strong is the companys Competitive Advantage? Is it likely to last long time or a short time? S H O R T NARROW MOAT
YES
L O N G WIDE MOAT
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