{"id":10163,"date":"2022-09-19T10:06:05","date_gmt":"2022-09-19T10:06:05","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/loans.tiida-nissan.ru\/?p=10163"},"modified":"2022-12-08T18:39:25","modified_gmt":"2022-12-08T18:39:25","slug":"great-opportunity-3-struggling-growth-stocks-for","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/loans.tiida-nissan.ru\/great-opportunity-3-struggling-growth-stocks-for.html","title":{"rendered":"Great opportunity: 3 struggling growth stocks for 2022"},"content":{"rendered":"
If you want to invest more in the future as a good New Year's resolution, you should act now and not wait until 2022. Indeed, some beleaguered technology stocks can be found, most of whose businesses are doing better than expected.<\/p>\n
The poor performance is thanks to the U.S. Federal Reserve and its recent warning that as many as three rate hikes are likely in 2022. These stocks have taken a big hit, in part because higher interest rates are bad for stocks in general. High-growth stocks are treated especially harshly because it's easier to build a new business with easy access to cheap capital.<\/p>\n
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All three high-growth stocks have what it takes to weather interest rate hikes, which may or may not occur in 2022. Let's take a look at why they should do well next year regardless of the Fed's decisions.<\/p>\n
Shares of SoFi Technologies (WKN: A2QPMG) have fallen about 34% in the past month. Recent drop brings volatile fintech stock back to about 41% of its all-time high reached in January.<\/p>\n
SoFi stock took a hit last month as early investors took some of their money off the table. On 15. November, the company told investors that 50 million shares, d. h. About 6% of all existing SoFi shares, would be sold in a non-dilutive secondary offering. A few days later, Chamath Palihapitiya sold 15% of his stake in SoFi to free up capital for other ventures.<\/p>\n
This is a great opportunity to buy a top fintech stock at a relative discount. The stock plunged, but the company is stronger than ever. SoFi boasted that on 30. September 2021 had 2.9 million members, representing 96% year-on-year growth.<\/p>\n
Optionality is what makes this stock so attractive to long-term growth investors. SoFi was founded in 2011 and helped indebted college graduates refinance their student loans. This is still an important part of the business, but new checking accounts and credit cards contributed 79% of new member growth in the third quarter.<\/p>\n
At the end of September, only about 13% of the company's 2.9 million members had refinanced student loans with SoFi. It's hard to imagine growth accelerating at a bank that's already growing so fast, but it could happen in 2022. A new banking license is expected in the coming days and could open many more doors for this already successful fintech.<\/p>\n
StoneCo (WKN: A2N7XN) shares are down about 46% in the last month. Now the stock is down more than 82% from the all-time high it reached earlier this year.<\/p>\n
Shares of this Brazilian fintech company were hit hard in response to a disappointing third-quarter earnings report that missed expectations. Weak underwriting and over-reliance on a flawed national registration system used to collateralize loans led to some heavy losses.<\/p>\n
StoneCo's mission is to help Brazilian entrepreneurs who are disadvantaged due to company size and geographic location. Recent lending mistakes aside, the company has been incredibly successful. Total payments volume increased 50.5% in the first nine months of 2021 compared to the same period last year.<\/p>\n
Adjusting for non-cash items, such as the giant write-off for misdirected loans, the company reported third-quarter free cash flow of 238 million reais (41.9 million. US Dollar). As the leading payment processor for small and medium-sized businesses in Brazil, StoneCo will most likely return to profitability in 2022. It won't happen overnight, but patient investors will likely see the stock price climb again soon.<\/p>\n
Shares of Amyris (WKN: A2DS41) were severely punished after a disappointing third-quarter earnings report. Since the beginning of November, the synthetic biology company has lost about 65% of its value.<\/p>\n
Amyris produces high-value ingredients for health and beauty products in giant fermentation vessels using its own microorganisms. Unfortunately for other companies, ingredient revenues are highly unpredictable and fell 30% year-over-year in the third quarter.<\/p>\n
The company blamed supply chain issues and sharply rising expenses related to new product launches for the loss from operations, which increased from 55 million. US dollar in the second quarter to 87 million. U.S. dollar expanded in the third quarter. Investors can look forward to Amyris' earnings coming into positive territory soon. A new ingredients plant in Brazil is expected to begin production early next year, and a new consumer products manufacturing facility in Reno, Nevada, is expected to begin operations in mid-2022.<\/p>\n
Just like its synthetic biology peers, Amyris grows specialized microbes that produce high-value ingredients from simple raw materials like sugar cane. However, instead of relying on faltering third-party demand, Amyris is quickly becoming a leading health and beauty products company with its own brands. Biossance is already a popular line of moisturizers for Amyris skin, and more lines are growing fast.<\/p>\n
In the third quarter, Amyris launched a new cosmetic brand called Rose in collaboration with Rosie Huntington-Whitely and JVN Hair in collaboration with Jonathan Van Ness. Consumer brand sales in the week after Thanksgiving exceeded 10 million. U.S. dollars, which was more than twice the company's performance in the previous year.<\/p>\n
With lower internal costs and growing demand for its sustainably made products, this company's stock could provide patient investors with tremendous returns in 2022 and beyond.<\/p>\n
There is one company whose name is currently coming up very, very frequently among The Motley Fool analysts. It is for us THE top investment for the year 2022.<\/p>\n
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Cory Renauer owns shares of Amyris, SoFi Technologies, Inc. and Stoneco LTD. The Motley Fool owns and recommends shares of SoFi Technologies, Inc and Stoneco LTD. This article appeared on 19.12.2021 on Fool.com and has been translated for our German readers.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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