Know When to Walk AwayDear Louis, This week in The Wide Moat Daily, Brad explores one of the hardest things in investing – knowing when to quit. From companies that held on too long, to investors chasing unsustainable yields, to entire industries written off too soon, the lesson is the same: quitting at the wrong time can destroy value, but quitting the right things can unlock it. Brad and the team break down how to separate short-term noise from long-term opportunity so you can protect capital and position for lasting gains. And don't miss Friday's edition where analyst Nick Ward takes a deep dive into dividend strategies, where he shows why quality – not just yield – should guide your decisions if you want your portfolio to keep working for decades to come.
Show Me the Money (Quarterly or Semi-Annual) President Trump recently announced that he wants U.S.-listed companies to report earnings semi-annually instead of quarterly. And that has sparked a debate between investors. Brad takes a dive into both sides of the spectrum and shows investors how to set themselves up for success either way. When It's Time to Quit Sometimes the hardest decision in investing isn't what to buy... it's when to let go. On Tuesday, Brad explores why knowing when to quit can protect your portfolio and help focus on what truly drives long-term success.
Don't Be Blockbuster Blockbuster's downfall is a reminder of what happens when companies – or investors – refuse to adapt. Brad points out that ignoring warning signs and clinging to old strategies can destroy value... And why knowing when to pivot is crucial.
The Wide Moat Show : The 6 Safest Stocks to Buy Now and Sleep Well at Night One of Wide Moat Research's goals is finding stocks that help you sleep well at night, something the team calls "SWAN" investing. And this week, Brad and Nick discuss what makes a SWAN stock, how to find them, and six SWANs to put on your radar today.
Cutting the Flowers to Water the Weeds Sears' decline wasn't about refusing to quit – it was about quitting the wrong things. On Thursday, Brad shows how one of America's biggest companies sold off its best assets while holding onto a weak business, and why investors need to know the difference between cutting losses and cutting winners.
A Message to Gen Z Gen Z is flocking to dividends as a shortcut to financial freedom – but many are chasing risky, unsustainable yields. And so, Nick Ward explains why the smart move isn't chasing double-digit payouts, but building long-term wealth through high-quality dividend growers. A Lesson From a Long-Term Pandemic Recovery Unpredicted events can have a ripple through the markets for years. But Marc Chaikin has seen how to grow profits through even the most volatile times. And as he explains, investors who set themselves up for success through long-term disruptions are often rewarded.
Regards, The Wide Moat Research Team | 
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