Wide moats, on sale.

Wide tier (score 80–100) · price at or below value if growth stopped today

This is the overlap the whole Index exists to watch for. A Wide moat means a composite Moat Score of 80 or better — durable business trends, high and stable gross margins, returns on capital that clear the hurdle, a safe balance sheet, and disciplined use of cash, all read from primary SEC filings via the public methodology. “On sale” means the recent share price is no higher than our deliberately conservative high end of our disclosed owner-earnings value range.

Most Wide moats trade above that estimate — the market tends to price known quality richly. That’s why this list runs short (6 names clear it today), and why the discipline is watching it, not forcing it. The disclosed range is an input for further reading, not a price target or a claim of intrinsic value.

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That link pre-sets the screener to: Wide tier only, discount to value if growth stopped today 0% or better.

Matches today

6

Wide moats

6

Median Moat Score

85

Screened from

3,167

13 companies meet this screen’s quality bar but have no current price data, so they can’t be tested against value and aren’t listed.

A screen is a starting point for reading, not a recommendation. Scores reflect business quality as read from primary SEC filings; the disclosed owner-earnings range is model-dependent, not intrinsic value as fact or a price target. Sector labels are derived from SEC SIC codes and can differ from GICS classifications. Educational only — not investment advice. See the methodology and disclaimer.