The world's largest pizza chain, Domino's Pizza (NYSE: DPZ), has been the definition of a millionaire-maker stock over the past decade. A $34,000 investment on June 1, 2010, would be worth over $1 million today, even without reinvesting dividends along the way.
Long-term shareholders are undoubtedly happy with their returns thus far. But could Domino's Pizza serve up fresh millionaire-making returns over the next decade? To answer that question, we'll look at the stock's winning ingredients in the past, and consider whether any of those things still apply to the company's future.