Key Points One of these companies' businesses is struggling with the weight of its sheer size. Another boasts an enormous backlog of future business, but serious questions surround that future revenue. The third drop-out's stock is underperforming because the company's lost a competitive edge on one front, while its most-touted opportunity's potential is questionable. These 10 stocks could mint the next wave of millionaires › Given that it's already seemingly so worn-out, it's difficult to believe the term was only coined three years ago. But that is indeed the case.
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