Welcome to the recovery ward. Every stock market has a space where battered companies and stocks try to get back on their feet. It smells faintly of hand sanitizer and regret, and it's packed with companies that face-planted in public and then spent a long time apologizing for it. I took a stroll through the software wing of Wall Street's ward this week, and four patients caught my eye. Each stock took a real beating in recent years. But that doesn't necessarily mean the businesses are busted. Each one grew revenue by at least 18% in its latest quarter, compared to the year-ago period. And the market hasn't given up on them -- all have rallied at least 38% over the last six months as of Oct. 16.
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