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3 Beaten-Down Fintech Stocks to Buy on Sale Right Now

Cory Renauer, The Motley Fool
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3 Beaten-Down Fintech Stocks to Buy on Sale Right Now
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Upsetting signs of inflation and corresponding fear of rising interest rates to combat it are changing how the stock market feels about high-growth fintech stocks. The road ahead of these rapidly growing businesses is probably going to get a little rougher, but that isn't a good reason to abandon them altogether. In fact, at their heavily depressed prices, these stocks have a pretty good chance to deliver market-beating gains to patient investors.

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