3 growth stocks that are in extreme decline and billionaires keep buying them

The last period is not an ideal time for us investors and we can say that it is one of the most challenging in recent years. However, when we look at it from a different perspective, we can consider these volatile times in the market as a great opportunity to buy stocks that are in a significant slump. Even better, we have the opportunity to be inspired by major investment names and their purchases, which are certainly undergoing quality analysis.

Here are 3 companies that well-known investors buy even during downturns.

As for these companies, even the bear market hasn't stopped these investors from investing in companies that have high potential and are now in an attractive % downturn. The advantage we have is that we can track by Form 13F what is being bought and when it is being bought and especially by whom. And we can get pretty good inspiration based on that, as these names have access to good information.

What's particularly interesting is that the billionaires selected are focused…

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Now a question for more experienced investors do you prefer value or growth style? If you combine both which I assume you do which one is more prevalent in your portfolio? Share in the comments!
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