The past two months have not been kind to the stock market, especially technology stocks. Even worse have been technology stocks with exposure to China, or at least U.S.-China tensions.

Still, that may have opened up opportunities in otherwise high-quality companies with both promising competitive positions and growth runways. That's why the following two beaten-down growth stocks look like juicy opportunities after the market's summer pullback.

ASML Holdings (NASDAQ: ASML) has had a rough couple of months. Since reaching its mid-July pre-earnings high of almost $772 per share, shares have now retreated nearly 25% to $587 as of this writing. After booming on AI-related enthusiasm, the world's dominant lithography provider is now barely positive on the year.

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