Author: Billy Duberstein, The Motley Fool

Each of these names has drastically underperformed the Nasdaq over the past year, but with strong competitive advantages, it’s only a matter of time before each outperforms again.

Currently fairly cheap for a high-growth company, it has many attractive qualities and is providing a solid entry point.

All-star leaders in their respective fields, they’re both profitable but maintain all-star growth prospects through the rest of the decade.

Both of these former darlings could rise once again when interest rates stabilize.