I like to make a small starter investment in a stock and add to the position as my conviction grows. Two stocks I've been buying hand over fist to increase my allocation over the past few months are Alphabet (NASDAQ: GOOG)(NASDAQ: GOOGL) and Datadog (NASDAQ: DDOG). They have tremendous growth prospects, positioning them to potentially produce market-crushing returns in the coming years.

After years of holding out, I finally added Google's parent, Alphabet, to my portfolio during the depths of the pandemic-driven market meltdown in early 2020. I wanted to keep adding to that position, but shares bounced back sharply. However, I got another chance to add as they started selling off last year. I've since boosted my position a couple of times and will continue buying shares if they remain at or below their current level.

One thing I love about Alphabet these days is that it's trading near its lowest valuation levels in the last decade.

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