2 Hypergrowth Tech Stocks to Buy in 2025
2025 is proving to be a volatile year for the stock market, as economic uncertainty and unpredictable policies from the Trump administration throw investors for a loop. While anything can happen in the near term, growth investors should focus on investing in fast-growing companies with no shortage of long-term potential. Reddit (NYSE: RDDT) and Confluent (NASDAQ: CFLT) undoubtedly fit the bill.Reddit is a social media network unlike any other. The company's platform, split into subreddits covering specific topics, has emerged as one of the best ways for people to find useful information on the internet. While Alphabet's Google Search is still the king, a focus on serving advertisements and artificial intelligence (AI) overviews of dubious quality can lead to poor results for users.As Reddit works to better monetize its platform, revenue and usage are soaring. Daily active unique users shot up 39% year over year in the fourth quarter of 2024 to 101.7 million, and revenue surged 71% to $427.7 million.Continue reading

2025 is proving to be a volatile year for the stock market, as economic uncertainty and unpredictable policies from the Trump administration throw investors for a loop. While anything can happen in the near term, growth investors should focus on investing in fast-growing companies with no shortage of long-term potential. Reddit (NYSE: RDDT) and Confluent (NASDAQ: CFLT) undoubtedly fit the bill.
Reddit is a social media network unlike any other. The company's platform, split into subreddits covering specific topics, has emerged as one of the best ways for people to find useful information on the internet. While Alphabet's Google Search is still the king, a focus on serving advertisements and artificial intelligence (AI) overviews of dubious quality can lead to poor results for users.
As Reddit works to better monetize its platform, revenue and usage are soaring. Daily active unique users shot up 39% year over year in the fourth quarter of 2024 to 101.7 million, and revenue surged 71% to $427.7 million.