Author: Joel Litman, DailyWealth.com

At this point, it’s almost impossible to compare it with other companies.

The market hasn’t caught on yet, which leaves plenty of room for investors to capitalize on the opportunity.

It’s up more than 25% since we told readers about the opportunity back in October, but shares are still down more than 30% from pre-pandemic levels. Investors should eventually come back around to the worth of this company, which could lift its valuations from here.

Contrary to the financial media making this earnings season seem like a bloodbath, corporate earnings have been much stronger than you may believe.

In short, it’s likely an overreaction, and that could lead to profit opportunities down the road.