Author: Anthony Summers, Wealthy Retirement

When you combine its bargain-basement valuation with impressive cash generation and accelerating growth, you get a stock that looks meaningfully undervalued.

With 150th quarters in a row of paying a cash dividend, its current valuation suggests that the market hasn’t fully priced in the company’s incredible cash-generating power or its clear market dominance.

While the company has made progress and boasts innovation, the ongoing losses and uncertain path to profitability justify a cautious stance.

While not a screaming bargain today, the company’s impressive growth trajectory and cash flow generation make it worth drooling over.

Its financial strength and positioning in its industry make it an intriguing option for long-term investors.