3 Growth Stocks That'll Make You Richer in March (and Beyond)

It's a debate that's nearly as old as the stock market itself: Growth versus value.

Back in 2016, Bank of America/Merrill Lynch issued a report that compared the performance of growth stocks to value stocks over a 90-year period (1926-2015). The results showed that value stocks were the superior choice (17% annual average return, versus 12.6% for growth stocks), albeit no investors are complaining with annual average returns of 12.6% or 17%.

However, the roles have reversed in a big way since the Great Recession. With lending rates at or near historic lows and the Federal Reserve remaining highly accommodative, growth stocks have run circles around value stocks for more than a decade. As long as access to capital remains cheap, growth stocks can outperform.

Source Fool.com