There is a high correlation between revenue growth and a stock's return over many years. When shares of high-growth companies fall sharply amid a broad market sell-off, the markets are handing investors an enormous financial gift that will only manifest itself a decade or two down the road.

Two companies in the early stages of growth are (NYSE: CHWY) and Dutch Bros (NYSE: BROS). These stocks are trading well off their highs, which makes now a good time to buy.

Investors looking for a stock that could rocket higher over the next decade should look no further than Chewy, a leading e-commerce pet care company. Online pet care was estimated at $97 billion last year and expected to grow about 10% per year. Chewy already has a large base of 20 million customers and a record of consistent above-average revenue growth.

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