2 Stocks Down 84% and 86% to Buy Right Now

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2 Stocks Down 84% and 86% to Buy Right Now

Motley Fool2023-07-24

Tech stocks took a beating last year, but a new bull market could already be in the works.The Nasdaq is soaring in 2023, up nearly 35% year to date, paced by investor interest in artificial ...

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In fact, there are still some drop-dead bargains on the market.Keep reading to see why Roku and Upstart could be big winners from here. Unleashing long-term growth in a global cord-cutting marketAnders Bylund (Roku): Media-streaming technology expert Roku may not look terribly undervalued right now. The stock has nearly doubled in 2023, after all.But then you're missing a few important details:2023 looks good, but last year was brutal. Despite the large year-to-date gain, Roku's stock is still down by nearly 20% in 52 weeks.That's not even the worst of it. Looking back to the true peak from two years ago, you'll see Roku trading more than 80% below its all-time high.At the same time, Roku's trailing sales increased by 54% in two years. Not too shabby for a business that was supposed to have hit a brick wall in 2021, right?And the digital advertising market, whose weakness led directly to Roku's plunging stock chart, is getting back on its feet.The inflation crisis appears to be over. 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Its selling and marketing expenses rose 60%.That's why I keep pounding the table for Roku. It isn't some short-lived gadfly but an undervalued long-term growth story still in its early chapters. Roku's buying window is still wide open.A high-leverage play for the next bull marketJeremy Bowman (Upstart): Is there a stock on the market that's been more erratic than Upstart over the last 2.5 years?The consumer lending platform went public in Dec. 2020 at $20 and rocketed out to more than $400 per share by late 2021. When the market crashed in 2022 and interest rates surged, Upstart fell all the way back to $12 per share, shedding about 97% of its peak value.Now, with the economy seemingly on the mend, the stock is rebounding again, up past $50. That kind of volatility might scare away some investors, but there's a good reason for it. Demand for loans dried up last year amid fears of a recession and high inflation. Upstart's lending partners grew skittish as well, but that should start to change as the economy becomes more stable.Upstart has a solid business model. The company uses artificial intelligence technology to rate creditworthiness so it can originate and service consumer loans, reaching demographics that have been left out by traditional lenders. Its algorithm does a much better job than conventional FICO scores. 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