These 2 Growth Stocks More Than Tripled This Year, but Wall Street Predicts Trouble Ahead

Group 1: Navitas Semiconductor - Navitas Semiconductor's stock surged 710% from the end of April to October 16, reaching $15.63 per share, driven by its development of GaN and SiC semiconductors for AI applications [3][4] - The company reported a significant decline in net revenue, falling 35% year over year to $28.5 million in the first half of 2025, and incurred a loss of $65.9 million [6][7] - Analysts predict a potential decline of about 62% in Navitas's stock price, estimating it could drop to $5.65 per share due to inflated valuations and uncertain demand for AI data centers [8][9] Group 2: Symbotic - Symbotic's shares increased by 234% from the end of April to October 16, with revenue rising 26% year over year to $592 million in its fiscal third quarter [10] - The company is expected to achieve a revenue growth of 17% this year, reaching $2.14 billion, and has a substantial backlog of $22.4 billion [11][12] - Despite warnings of potential slower revenue growth due to new storage implementations, analysts suggest the stock is overbought, with a consensus price target implying a 33% loss from recent prices [13][14]