Want to find your lens? Five questions, no jargon — they tell you which of four reads fits how you already think.
Preset screen · the moat lens
Wide moats
The headline moat test, and consistency is the whole point of it: nine years above the bar is evidence of an edge, one is weather.
The rule
Return on invested capital held at or above 15% in at least 8 of the ten years on file.
That is the whole filter — there is no second, unstated condition. It runs over the figures the reads themselves use, at the moment this page was built.
Today's matches
29 companies match this rule right now, out of everything we cover.
- 3MMMM
- AbbVieABBV
- AccentureACN
- AdobeADBE
- AlphabetGOOGL
- AltriaMO
- AmphenolAPH
- AppleAAPL
- Applied MaterialsAMAT
- Arista NetworksANET
- Colgate-PalmoliveCL
- CostcoCOST
- Home DepotHD
- Johnson & JohnsonJNJ
- Lam ResearchLRCX
- Lockheed MartinLMT
- Lowe'sLOW
- MetaMETA
- MicrosoftMSFT
- Motorola SolutionsMSI
- NetflixNFLX
- NVIDIANVDA
- O'ReillyORLY
- PepsiCoPEP
- Philip MorrisPM
- Texas InstrumentsTXN
- UnitedHealthUNH
- VertexVRTX
- ZoetisZTS
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