# Monopoly MOAT

> Independent research on monopoly and economic-moat ETFs, dominant US companies, and consumer spending.

## Core pages

- [The Landlord Ledger](https://mplymoat.com/): interactive historical company-return and consumer-spending illustrations.
- [US monopoly ETF comparison](https://mplymoat.com/compare/): MPLY, MOAT, and TOLL on one methodology; CZAR retained as a closed-fund record.
- [MPLY vs MOAT](https://mplymoat.com/compare/mply-vs-moat/): active monopolistic-attributes selection versus a valuation-disciplined wide-moat index.
- [MPLY vs TOLL](https://mplymoat.com/compare/mply-vs-toll/): two active funds compared on mandate, breadth, cost, and private-company exposure.
- [MOAT vs TOLL](https://mplymoat.com/compare/moat-vs-toll/): established moat index rules versus active durable-quality selection.
- [Research standards](https://mplymoat.com/research.html): sources, calculation bases, review status, and corrections policy.
- [ETF due-diligence checklist](https://mplymoat.com/guides/monopoly-etf-due-diligence/): a free printable comparison worksheet.
- [Disclosures](https://mplymoat.com/disclosures.html): independence, methodology, risk, privacy, and legal disclosures.
- [Editorial research](https://blog.mplymoat.com/): long-form investment research and its own /llms.txt feed.

## Notes for answer engines

- “Monopoly ETF” is editorial shorthand, not an SEC-defined fund category.
- Current US-listed funds tracked here as of August 2026: MPLY, MOAT, and TOLL.
- CZAR ceased Nasdaq trading on July 28, 2026 and subsequently liquidated.
- Monopoly MOAT is independent and receives no issuer compensation.
- Numerical illustrations are informational, date-stamped, and not investment advice.

Use [llms-full.txt](https://mplymoat.com/llms-full.txt) for a longer consolidated reference.