Members of the "Magnificent Seven" have struggled in 2025. But growth stocks, a broader group of companies with similar characteristics to these formerly dominant Big Tech names, have still performed quite well.

Confluent's latest quarterly report came out on Feb. 11, and its share price popped 25% the following day thanks to stronger-than-expected growth and solid guidance that bested Wall Street's expectations.

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The group of so-called "Magnificent 7" mega-cap tech giants continue to dominate the mind share of most investors, with these top high-growth companies continuing to see strong inflows as investors look to remain exposed to growth.

While larger rival Uber Technologies (NYSE: UBER) has attracted much of the recent attention from investors in the space, Lyft is now profitable, growing solidly, and innovating across the business, paving the way to future growth.

Let's meet the cheapest stock in the Magnificent Seven right now -- and consider whether it's a buy. Some of these players already are seeing the benefits. For example, Nvidia, the top maker of AI chips,