In plain English
VanEck Morningstar Wide Moat ETF (MOAT) tracks a basket of companies that are said to have durable competitive advantages and strong cash…
Fund that tracks a market or index · NYSE Arca · USD
MOAT
VanEck Morningstar Wide Moat ETF
$112.07
Today
+$1.15+1.04%
vs yesterday’s close
Live price
- Opened at
- $111.27
- Day high
- $112.18
- Day low
- $111.26
- Yesterday’s close
- $110.92
- Sector
- ETF
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- Exchange
- NYSE Arca
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What MOAT is
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Bill Ackman’s 20-Year Investing Rule Puts These Cash-Flow and Moat ETFs in Focus
In brief
Ackman’s rule pushes investors to favor cash‑generating, moat‑bearing businesses—like those in COWZ and MOAT—especially as AI spending tests the sustainability of future returns.
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- Free cash flow
- Cash a company generates after covering operating expenses and capital expenditures.
- Capital expenditure
- Money spent on acquiring or upgrading physical assets like equipment or property.
- Competitive moat
- A sustainable advantage that protects a company from competitors, such as brand, technology, or network effects.
- Expense ratio
- The annual fee a fund charges investors, expressed as a percentage of assets.
- ETF Learn
- Exchange-traded fund — a basket of stocks or bonds you can buy like a single share.
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