2 Growth Stocks to Buy on the Dip
It's a tough market, but these two companies have what it takes to rebound.
Airbnb operates an online platform for stays and experiences to guests in more than 220 countries.
Symbol | Last Price | Market Cap | % Δ 1 Yr | % Δ 5 Yr |
---|---|---|---|---|
ABNB
Airbnb, Inc.
|
$103.51 | $66B | -36.9% | |
AMZN |
$116.46 | $1,185B | -35.8% | 126.2% |
MELI |
$739.46 | $37B | -54.4% | 161.1% |
ETSY |
$83.62 | $11B | -56.1% | 415.6% |
BKNG |
$1,931.05 | $78B | -18.3% | -2.2% |
It's a tough market, but these two companies have what it takes to rebound.
Growth stocks are struggling, but you won't want to miss out on these three companies.
Airbnb and Zim Integrated Shipping Services are at opposite ends of the value spectrum, but both have the potential to heat up this summer.
These stock suggestions are down significantly -- but don't count them out.
The vacation rental portal is experiencing a lot of turbulence lately.
Few stocks have dodged the widespread selling in the markets.
Is Airbnb a category creator or an inconsistent experience to avoid?
The stock market sell-off is opening opportunities for long-term investors to find bargains.
The company operates in a massive addressable market, giving investors the opportunity for massive gains.
Here are some key metrics to pay attention to.
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