HPQ has spent almost a full decade in the undervalued "green zone", so I might have purchased it at a good time, when the price had a good possibility of eventually moving back to fair value. But of course, you might say the same for someone who purchased the stock back in 2010 when the price was more than triple what it is now. So there appears to be an unusual amount of risk in HPQ that is not represented in the graph.
The most recent decline in income and price is the result of a big part of the business being broken off during the formation of a separate company. Since the time of the break-up, the stock price has moved up nicely.
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