Growth stocks are looking very mortal right now. This category of equities led the charge during an impressive bull market that lasted through much of the 2010s, but it now looks to be falling out of favor with investors. The recent sell-off and accompanying economic headwinds (such as inflation) haven't been pretty, but many companies are increasingly looking like bargains at current prices, especially considering their long-term potential.
Block (NYSE: SQ) and Fiverr International (NYSE: FVRR) are two brilliant examples in the tech industry. Here's why these stocks are worth holding onto for the next decade.
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2 Growth Stocks Down 67% or More to Buy and Hold for 10 Years