It would be an understatement to say digital infrastructure technology company Vertiv (NYSE: VRT) has had a challenging 2022. However, since hitting a 52-week low in July 2022, the stock has roughly doubled in value as investors warmed to the returned potential for growth at the company under new management. On theearnings calllast February, Executive Chairman Dave Cote declared himself "disappointed and embarrassed" by the company's second half of 2021 performance, noting that "we got behind on the inflation recovery curve with insufficient price and stayed there all year."