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Business models and competitive moats
A ratio compares price to profit, but it never asks whether that profit is safe from competitors. That question belongs to two ideas covered together here. A business model tells you how a company turns what it does into . A tells you whether a competitor can take that away. Together they explain something a ratio alone never can: why a company's margins might hold steady for years, or shrink within a few.
What a business model tells you
A business model is simply how a company gets paid for what it does. Two questions matter most.
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