These growing brands are steals at current lower share prices. Contrary to their name, growth stocks don't always hit new highs. Stocks of companies with excellent growth prospects typically sell at expensive valuations, which will cause the share price to fall when the company experiences a hiccup in revenue or earnings growth. But as long as the business continues to grow, investors can take advantage of Wall Street's focus on short-term results and position their money for a windfall down the road. Here ...