Recent business news headlines have been dominated by companies connected to artificial intelligence (AI), and by the market's emergence (by some definitions) from the longest bear market since the 1940s. AI chipmaker Nvidia has skyrocketed roughly 185% year to date. While that company has a bright future, its stock may be too hot to handle for many investors after those mammoth gains. Meanwhile, many under-the-radar stocks that have been delivering tremendous results with less hype could bring serious profits to long-term investors. 

Let's focus on three unique secular-growth options.

American couples are starting families much later in life than they used to. Back in 1972, the average age of first-time mothers was 21, compared to 26 now. People's desires to get their careers on a solid footing, achieve financial stability, and do a host of other things prior to becoming parents have propelled that trend.

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