With the stock market fully recovered from its early 2016 slump, many of the bargains created by that harrowing dive have disappeared. While the pickings are far slimmer now compared with a couple of months ago, there's still value to be found. Despite years of falling revenue, IBM (IBM) still produces a tremendous amount of cash. The company generated $13.1 billion of free cash flow in 2015, and while this number is expected to fall to around $12 billion this year, investors are still getting a great deal.
Networking giant Cisco (CSCO) is another inexpensive tech stock, but the company is performing far better than IBM at the moment. After a rough patch in fiscal 2014 led to a revenue decline, the company returned to growth, posting record revenue in fiscal 2015. Kohl's (KSS) has had its fair share of struggles as of late, with stagnating sales and slumping profits, but the company's strategy of building stores mostly outside of malls may prove prescient.
Source: Motley Fool
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