Author: Sean Williams, The Motley Fool

It’s a reasonably-priced member of the “Magnificent Seven,” with a cushy balance sheet and well-defined competitive advantages.

… and it’s a company 99% of investors have likely never heard of before.

He’s now bought shares every quarter for the past year.

A battle is brewing on Wall Street among its savviest fund managers.

This historically cheap company possesses a number of competitive advantages that makes its stock attractive.