In arguably most cases, it’s easier to sell the narrative that beaten-down enterprises represent stocks to buy over the long run than it is to state that high-flying entities could jump even higher. Maybe it has to do with humans’ natural proclivity to seek out discounts. Or it could have to do with recent biases, with sectors such as meme stocks suffering huge declines from their peaks. Whatever it is, the idea of buying securities that have already gained so much – in this case 50% since the start of the ...