Broadly speaking, growth stocks are expected to increase revenue and earnings at a faster pace than the rest of the market. They typically don’t pay dividends, since their focus is on reinvesting in the business – and in fact, many of Wall Street’s favorite growth stocks are not yet profitable. While growth stocks carry somewhat higher risk compared to their more well-established counterparts, they also offer the potential for outsized capital returns, which is why so many investors continue to include these names in their portfolios. Here’s one growth stock that’s been beating the market hand…