Investing in growth stocks when the market is falling can be scary at times. Sometimes you can buy the dip, and the dip keeps dipping. This remains one of the most sound ways for investors to snap up shares at cheaper prices. Cheap can all be relative depending on the financial metrics you’re evaluating. Therefore, selecting the right companies with strong business models, cash flows, and significant short and long-term growth prospects is important. The intelligent investor understands that evaluating trad ...