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Growth stocks are unstable, and these two stocks have fallen by more than 20% of the recent highest level.
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The Dutch broshe reported that a 28 percent increased over the year. Per year, and in the second quarter, 61 new stores opened in the first 2025. For half a year.
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Airbnb’s revenue has increased by about 953%over five years and free cash flows have become a loss of up to several billion dollars.
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Growth stocks are volatile. It just goes with the area. Any grower of high octane income must enter several brick walls, lower a couple of rocks and so on. Speed is dangerous, and investors in this category must be prepared for some bruises on the way to market bruising profits.
And, of course, the best time to buy great growth stocks when they are reduced. On this note I think it’s time to look at the coffee chain operator Dutch Bros (Nyse: bros) and a veteran of holiday property lease Airbnb (Nasdaq: abnb) these days. These growth stocks have fallen by more than 20%compared to their annual peaks and are still ready to perform over time.
Let’s start with the Dutch “Bros”. The Drive-Through Coffee Server has been in existence since 1992, but has recently joined the stock market until 2021. September The move of cash collection meant the beginning of the agreed growth effort, using the West Coast’s favorite throughout the country as soon as possible.
The growth spurt starts a good start, but there is also a long way to stay. To date, 19 states are located in the Netherlands. This is actually an effort from the shore to the shore, as proven by the Dutch BROS store, which is currently getting the last coat of paint from here. I am in the Sublishes of Florida – about as much as you can get from the Dutch Bross Oregon headquarters without a boat.
And the development of the development is precisely in the company’s finances. August In the second quarter report, the Netherlands broshe increased by 28%a year. The number of stores increased by 15.5%and sales of all stores in the same stores increased by 6.1%. Sales growth has been even faster in companies belonging to companies, which explains why Dutch Bros’ management prefers this business model rather than franchise transactions. The company opened 61 new stores in the first 2025. For half a year, and only 6 of them are franchise surgery.
The company is constantly crushing income reports and accelerating its growth plans. However, the share price of the Dutch BROS decreased by 24.2% since February, of all time, from 9 September. This does not make exactly cheap shares as it trades 140 times revenue and 7.5 times more than today. I still think it is an opportunity to get to the first floor of an interesting growth story. This price to earnings (P/E) ratio no longer seems so expensive when you see that earlier this year it was a four -digit number (maximum value: 2.846).
