Growth investing is widely popular, a strategy that largely focuses on targeting companies expected to grow their earnings and revenues at above-average rates. It’s a development that commonly leads to outperformance.

Of course, investors should also be aware of the increased volatility these stocks can face, as unforeseen circumstances can quickly hamper their forecasted growth rates. 

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