Lowe's (NYSE: LOW) and Murphy USA (NYSE: MUSA) prove that stocks can be somewhat boring but still produce multibagger returns on a long-term basis. Over the past decade, the home-improvement giant managed a 395% total return while the convenience store chain managed an even more impressive 780% total return. Compare that to the S&P 500's 205% return over the same timeframe.

Those total returns are even more impressive when you consider that Lowe's and Murphy USA have only seen sales growth of 77% and 25%, respectively, since 2013. 

So how exactly did these two bedrock retailing stocks deliver this outperformance? And more importantly, will it continue? Let's dive in.

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Source Fool.com