There are a lot of mysteries in the stock market right now, but one thing is clear: The Federal Reserve is intent on raising interest rates and keeping them elevated until inflation approaches its long-term target of 2%, well below its current level above 6%. The recent hotter-than-expected personal consumption expenditures report and a strong January retail sales report make it more likely that the Fed will hike interest rates by another 25 basis points at its meeting on March 22. Growth stocks have been hit hard by aggressive rate hikes as higher interest rates make long-dated earnings worth less, but not every high-growth stock is in the line of fire.