The stock market is full of opportunities to invest in growing companies to build wealth. Many of the best growth stocks can be right under your nose. Observing where people are spending time and money can give you insights that Wall Street is missing.

Of course, a company's financial results will give you a big hint of how appealing its services are to the masses. Just putting together a well-diversified portfolio of stocks of companies that are consistently reporting above-average revenue growth will put you on the right track.

To give you some ideas, here are two stocks showing great return potential.

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1. Roblox

The video game industry has continued to grow with advances in technology over the last 50 years. Roblox (RBLX 1.24%) has seized the industry's potential to be a mainstream entertainment outlet. It has experienced a significant expansion in its platform in recent years, with daily active users growing from 66 million in the first quarter 2023 to nearly 98 million in Q1 2025.

The stock has rocketed to new highs in 2025, but this follows a two-year period where the stock underperformed due to macroeconomic headwinds causing weak growth in the gaming industry. These headwinds appear to be easing, setting the industry and Roblox up for a bull run.

What makes Roblox a popular platform is its user-created content that is free to play. However, much of the content that is popular on Roblox is made by professional game developers. These engaging experiences are not only attracting more users, but it's growing revenue and free cash flow as players spend money on virtual currency to unlock premium content.

Roblox generated $3.8 billion in revenue over the last year, but management is expanding the content to widen the net. It is targeting long-term revenue of $18 billion, or 10% of annual video game spending. It is focusing on expanding the platform to new types of games like sports racing, role-playing, and battle genres to expand the appeal of the platform.

Roblox has been outperforming the growth of the video game industry for years, but there are plenty of opportunities to attract more users. The stock may pull back in the near term after surging 78% year to date, but Roblox is becoming the new social media for kids. Management's long-term goal is to reach 1 billion users, which spells enormous upside for patient investors.

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2. Cava Group

Discovering small, fast-growing new restaurant chains is one of the simplest ways to build wealth over the long term. Many investors might have a difficult time getting into the minds of 13-year-olds playing games on Roblox, but restaurants are businesses anyone can understand.

Cava Group (CAVA 4.96%) is tapping into significant pent-up fast-casual dining with a Mediterranean influence. It has delivered impressive financial results with 382 locations in 26 states. The recent dip in the stock is a great opportunity to start a position.

Same-restaurant sales were up 10% year over year in Q1. This is an important metric that indicates Cava's existing locations can drive strong traffic on their own, but of course, the business still has an enormous opportunity to expand across the U.S.

It opened 15 new restaurants last quarter. Management mentioned in the Q1 earnings report it planned to open in new markets like Detroit and Pittsburgh in the near term, indicating major markets that haven't been introduced to Cava yet. The company's goal is to reach 1,000 locations by 2032, implying that revenue can more than double in the next seven years by just opening more locations.

Of course, investors should expect Cava to keep growing well beyond 1,000 locations, as that is still well below other top restaurant brands. Management's focus on delivering consistent and fast service at every location is a key factor that should turn Cava into a successful nationwide chain.

Importantly, Cava is expanding while showing a healthy profit of $142 million on $1 billion of trailing-12-month revenue. It's got all the ingredients to be a rewarding investment.