Author: Anthony Summers, Wealthy Retirement

With superior cash generation, a strong competitive position, and a proven ability to manage difficult cycles, today’s price looks like a bargain.

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.

The company has been quietly minting money for its investors for decades.

Not only have they proved able to deliver strong, long-term growth to a portfolio, but they can also provide stability during bear markets or recessionary periods.

Despite the company’s “boring” reputation, its share price has surged nearly 40% from its 52-week low back in October.