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Picture this: You love the idea of owning the very best stocks, the ones with wide moats. That means they are insulated from competition, either because their business is tough to replicate or not easy to switch from, or for other factors that make them a confirmed leader in their space.
The trouble is, they are still stocks. They can get busted any time, even if their market cap is more than $2 trillion. Amazon (AMZN) is one of those stocks.
