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Government shutdown or not, the S&P 500 keeps climbing. That feels great to bulls, but it should definitely make you think twice about which stocks you're investing in today.

All valuations—whether in stocks, real estate, or any business that generates cash flow—are ultimately based on expectations for future growth. Understanding that simple truth helps investors avoid one of the most common mistakes in the market: judging valuations based on opinion rather than on what the data and price action are signaling.

Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell says stocks are "fairly highly valued." Warren Buffett almost certainly agrees.

Growth stocks tend to lead the market in either direction. When the market is in fine bull form, it's the growth stocks that are out in front, pulling it forward.

ONON's expansion in Asia-Pacific and EMEA, along with rising DTC sales, diversifies revenue and enhances brand resilience globally. While retail sentiment is low right now, ON's value proposition should sustain the brand in this challenging environment. Valuation is at historical lows, with strong growth potential and margin expansion prospects.

Keeping a long-term mindset on a company's opportunities is a major advantage in spotting tomorrow's winners. If you're looking to double your money, or even higher returns, you'll want to focus on companies that are experiencing growth tailwinds in their industry.

Building wealth in the stock market is not difficult. Stocks can be volatile in the near term, but what matters is growth in a company's revenue and profits over a long period of time.

Most retail investors will overlook this detailed breakdown of hot retail stocks for one simple reason. The technology sector has captured all the attention of the stock market today (not to mention a lot of its capital) because it features the most attractive and popular names among investment circles.