If you were to peruse a list of stocks trading near 52-week lows, you'd likely find a bunch of bad businesses. Indeed, I struggled to find any that would be worthy of a $5,000 investment. In short, investors should approach poorly performing stocks with a healthy dose of skepticism. They're probably down for good reason.

However, it's sometimes still possible to find promising growth stocks trading near lows. I believe that's the case right now for (NYSE: K) and Black Rifle Coffee (NYSE: BRCC). Here's why investors might consider this duo right now.

Before you tar and feather me for calling Kellogg a growth stock, please hear me out. It's true that the company is over 100 years old and that net sales were only up 10% in the first quarter of 2023 -- this hardly seems worthy of a growth stock label. However, Kellogg will split into two separate companies this year, and one of these could rightly be considered a growth investment.

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