Here’s something you don’t see every day—a NASDAQ-listed company growing at warp speed, yet trading at a bargain-bin valuation. Over the last five years, revenue has compounded at a staggering 56.9% annually, turning a $1 stake into 851% growth. Earnings per share? Even crazier—up 2,770% over the same period, compounding at 95.7% per year.

And yet, despite this rocket-fueled performance, the stock is sitting at a P/E of just 5.1 and a P/FCF of 4.4. Plus, the company has $300M cash for $630M market cap. Either the market is asleep at the wheel, or there’s a serious mispricing here.

This kind of setup—exceptional growth, dirt-cheap valuation, and a market seemingly blind to the opportunity—is what long-term investors dream of. Let’s dig deeper.