2 Growth Stocks That Could Skyrocket in 2025 and Beyond
With the recent market pullback, technology stocks have gotten a lot of investors' attention lately, but they are not the only growth stocks that suddenly find themselves at much lower prices. Two restaurant stocks with some of the best long-term prospects are also much cheaper than they were in mid-February.Coffee shop operator Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) finds itself down around 20% from its highs as of this writing, while the stock of Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant operator Cava Group (NYSE: CAVA) has been nearly cut in half. Let's look at why these two stocks could have strong upside for the rest of this year and beyond.Both Dutch Bros and Cava have become very popular with consumers. This can be seen in their strong same-store sales results and robust average unit volumes (AUVs), which is the average amount of sales each of its locations produces.Continue reading
With the recent market pullback, technology stocks have gotten a lot of investors' attention lately, but they are not the only growth stocks that suddenly find themselves at much lower prices. Two restaurant stocks with some of the best long-term prospects are also much cheaper than they were in mid-February.
Coffee shop operator Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS) finds itself down around 20% from its highs as of this writing, while the stock of Mediterranean fast-casual restaurant operator Cava Group (NYSE: CAVA) has been nearly cut in half. Let's look at why these two stocks could have strong upside for the rest of this year and beyond.
Both Dutch Bros and Cava have become very popular with consumers. This can be seen in their strong same-store sales results and robust average unit volumes (AUVs), which is the average amount of sales each of its locations produces.
