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In an increasingly overvalued market, Lumen Technologies (NYSE:LUMN) is a stock that's still undervalued. This stock has a high dividend yield and earns high free
Lumen Technologies: Still Undervalued And Looking Better Than Ever
Summary
- This stock has built a moat on tangible assets and is very undervalued based on free cash flows.
- Lumen has made great progress to pay down debt, and they're making serious efforts to grow revenues. All the while, the business remains strong because of its FCF fortress.
- Investors have safety with Lumen's 8% dividend yield, and high upside based on conservative valuations. Lumen is a low risk, high reward opportunity.
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