HPQ thoughts..Why no one is talking about this stock?

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Author argues HPQ looks like an interesting value/deal at $19-20 given strong free cash flow, large cash balance, ~6% dividend yield and buybacks despite thin margins and a stagnant, slow-growing core business.

HPQ — LONG The author argues HPQ at $19-20 is starting to look like an interesting deal despite real headwinds and thin margins. The mechanism is that the company still generates solid cash, roughly $2.9B in free cash flow in FY2025, holds $3B+ in cash, pays a ~6% dividend yield and runs ongoing buybacks, returning cash while the core business grinds sideways or down. The author frames this as a value setup rather than a short-term trade, acknowledging the main risk that the business is growing below market average in a stagnant industry.

HPQ is trading around $19–20 lately (down big from the past year) with some real headwinds: but sure, the market isn't exactly exploding, and margins are thin.. That said, the company is still printing solid cash, they generated ~$2.9B in free cash flow in FY2025, cash on hand sits in the $3B+ range recently, ~6% dividend yield and ongoing buybacks.