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Avoid These 2 Tantalizingly Cheap Growth Stocks

Alex Carchidi, The Motley Fool
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When you're browsing for growth stocks to invest in, sometimes it's best to leave the stuff you see in the bargain bin for someone else to buy. As the legendary Warren Buffett once said, "It's far better to buy a wonderful company at a fair price than a fair company at a wonderful price." Let's take a peek at a pair of popular growth stocks in the cannabis industry to see exactly how true Buffett's advice can ring.

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