Roku (NASDAQ: ROKU) was a darling of the pandemic. Locked-down consumers turned to the platform amid restrictions on outside activities, and consequently, investors bid the stock to a high of more than $490 per share in the summer of 2021.

However, investors sold Roku as lockdowns ended, and ongoing losses left the company's stock unable to gain traction. As a result, it sells at a discount of more than 85% from that high.

Nonetheless, Roku remains the leading television operating system in key markets, and it continues to grow its user base at a rapid clip. The question for investors is whether that will help it outperform the "Magnificent Seven" over the next five years.

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Source Fool.com