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It is worth noting, dear investors, that Amazon, gracing the public stage for a decade longer, has rather outperformed its counterpart in the grand total return race. Yet, one mustn’t overlook the fact that MercadoLibre has outshone its elder sibling in the shorter term. A poser’s delight! Which stock, then, merits the attention of the discerning investor?

Even in this kind of market, where discounts seem as rare as a sunny day in November, there are still treasures to be found. Take this growth stock, for instance-a company trading 42% below its February 2021 record. Should you risk $10,000 on it? Well, that depends on whether you’re the sort of person who enjoys climbing mountains with a map that’s half-erased.

Solana (SOL), you see, is the old dog who’s learned to fetch not just bones, but whole picnic baskets. Hyperliquid? That’s the pup with a shiny collar, yapping about how it’ll out-fetch every dog in the yard. But let’s not be buffaloed by the barking. Let’s saddle up and take a long, hard look at these two.

Over the last year, Dogecoin gained 170%, outpacing Bitcoin’s 100% rise. Investors may hesitate after such gains, but here are four reasons to consider it before 2026. So it goes.

Since the start of July, however, the narrative has unfurled a more melancholic tale, as MicroStrategy’s fortunes tumbled nearly 20%. The very model that once dazzled investors is now encumbered by skepticism, opening a Pandora’s box of questions for those enchanted by the world of crypto: Should one attach themselves to Bitcoin directly, or delve deeper into the labyrinthine recesses of MicroStrategy’s holdings?

Once upon a time, before generative AI turned the world upside down, e-commerce was the golden goose of Wall Street. Amazon and eBay, those digital sorcerers, taught us how to summon goods with a click. OpenDoor, a plucky upstart, decided to cast its spell on real estate, that ancient, grumbling beast of paperwork and pocketbooks. Its plan? A digitized wonderland where homes could be bought and sold with the swish of a screen.

Rivian had a moment earlier this year-two straight quarters of gross profit! A goal they set! For a second, I thought they’d cracked the code. Then, of course, they slipped back into the red because tariffs exist and capitalism is a cruel joke. But hey, at least we got a glimpse of what’s possible. It’s like dating someone who ignores all the red flags-until they don’t.