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Growth stocks including Netflix and Spotify are back in business, baby — though a look at their results may not justify this year’s market mania, writes FinanceGhost.

After an awful 2022, the market wasted no time climbing back into growth stocks in January. Macroeconomic and sentiment swings can be frightening. Spotify has jumped nearly 50% this year. Fellow streaming business Netflix is up more than 24%.

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