This quote from Nick Sleep is powerful Image
Through conversations with executives, we often come across comments that make us 'recognise the deep reality' of quality companies

Here are a few:

CEO, Ferrari China on the unique culture and luxury philosophy

$RACE

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Former VP at Amazon on the power of vertically integrated ecommerce models

$AMZN $SEA $CVNA $JD $TKWY

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A Domino's franchisee on $DPZ deep operational expertise in pizza delivery

$DPZ

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Naked Wines founder on business model design

$WINE

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VP at Netflix on deeply understanding the advantage of producing and distributing global content at scale for $NFLX

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Why don't US grocers use in-store picking to serve online customers similar to the UK?

$OCDO $WMT $KR
The Big 4 in the UK all use in-store picking to serve online customers.

UPH for in-store picking

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Both Tesco and Sainsbury's chose in-store picking vs a centralised fulfilment method online.

Is this just an interim solution?
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What company did you pass on in 2020 and why?
For us, online food delivery was one area that we spent a lot of time on but couldn't take a strong view on.

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A core part of our process at IP is to understand the end game market dynamics.

What are the planes of competition today vs 3-5 years time?

And what about the company's moat today, if any, will remain in the future competitive end game?
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Hello Fresh as an ecommerce membership model is interesting

$HFG looks to benefit from the sales retention of SaaS businesses with the lower CAC and high reactivation of ecommerce businesses Image
The weekly cadence of an ecommerce membership gives $HFG a large TAM, ecomm like CAC, and the option to reactivate customers as they wish. Image
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NEW INTERVIEW: Copart Germany

Short analysis on why Germany could lead to an opportunity as big as the US market

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$POOL advantage was they stock a huge portfolio of SKU's that are always in stock

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