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Today, I am going to share the name of the cheapest stock I came across in the last 10 years. This i

Today, I am going to share the name of the cheapest stock I came across in the last 10 years. This isn’t a stock teaser. It is your Christmas gift from Insider Monkey and it is totally free. This stock’s operating cash flow is $21 million annually and its market capitalization is only $139 million. But that’s not why it is the cheapest stock I came across in 10 years. It is extremely cheap because it has no debt and $130 million in cash. Basically you can buy this entire company for $9 million net of cash. These types of investment opportunities existed during the darkest days of the 2008 crash, but I haven’t seen anything like this since then. This company has $130 million cash in the bank, owns a fleet of 500 trucks, valuable real estate, and a profitable business. And it was trading for $132 million just a couple of weeks ago. I shared this idea in our premium newsletter with our subscribers and also bought the stock for my personal portfolio. I already invested $40,000 of my savings in this stock and I am not done buying. The stock’s price increased a bit and now the company is valued at $139 million. It is still the cheapest stock in the market. There is one problem though. Forty eight percent of its shares are owned by a billionaire family that also owns the Tennessee Titans football team among other assets and they aren’t selling. Quant billionaire [Jim Simons’ hedge fund]( also owns a 7.5% stake in this company. Renaissance’s Medallion Fund is the most successful hedge fund ever, delivering annualized gains of 66% before fees and expenses. Renaissance’s stake in this company is practically unchanged too. Smart beta fund Dimensional Fund Advisors also owns close to 8.4% of this company and their stake in the company is also practically unchanged. Smart investors aren’t selling for another reason. This stock pays an annual dividend of $0.96 for a dividend yield of nearly 3%. I think the market is completely ignoring this company’s $130 million cash when valuing this stock. That’s why I believe the upside is nearly 100%. By the way, my name is Inan Dogan. I have a PhD in financial economics. I am Insider Monkey's co-founder and research director. I develop quantitative investment strategies that identify the best stock picks of hedge funds and corporate insiders. I also share my personal stock picks in Insider Monkey’s monthly activist newsletter. My stock picks returned 72% in less than 3 years and outperformed the S&P 500 Index by 33 percentage points. In the last issue of our monthly newsletter I shared two investment ideas. One of them is my favorite biotech stock. Have you ever heard of a biotech stock that had a quarterly revenue growth rate of 34% and trades for 7 times annualized earnings? The other one is this ultra cheap, cash rich dividend stock. I expect both of them return at least 50% within a year or two. The name of this ultra cheap stock is Adams Resources & Energy (AE) and it currently trades for less than $33. You can find my detailed write-up about this stock in the latest issue of our monthly newsletter. Right now we have a [promotion going on](. You can subscribe to our monthly newsletter for only $349/year, a discount of $100. You could have received this stock idea a couple of weeks earlier if you had our monthly newsletter subscription. This is a limited time offer and expires on December 30th. [Sign up NOW]( and receive our best stock ideas before everyone else. Our stock picks returned 72% in 33 months and outperformed the S&P 500 Index by 33 percentage points. Adams Resources & Energy (AE) stock idea is Insider Monkey’s Christmas gift to you. A position in this stock is better than a savings account. It pays 3% annually while you wait for the stock price go up 50-100% within a year or two. Best Wishes Inan Dogan, PhD Research Director Insider Monkey Manage your InsiderMonkey account You received this email because you signed for an account on Insider Monkey. This is not a solicitation for the purchase or sale of securities. Readers are encouraged to conduct their own research and due diligence, and/or obtain professional advice, prior to making any investment. We periodically share free investment reports in our subscribers area. To make sure you received the most recent reports please check My Subscriptions Page in your account here: [( If you would rather not receive free reports, email alerts, or special discounts from Insider Monkey, you can let us know by visiting [( or [Unsubscribe here](. We will honor your request within 7-10 days. All text and design is copyright ©2019 Insider Monkey, 24 Westervelt Avenue, Tenafly, NJ, 07670

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