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Thomas Hayes, Chairman and Managing Member of Great Hill Capital, has shared his investment outlook for 2025, emphasizing the potential of bonds and the e-commerce platform Etsy. During a recent discussion on market trends, Hayes expressed his belief that bonds will emerge as a surprising asset in the coming year. He referenced Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent's proposed "333" plan, suggesting it could significantly influence bond yields and attract yield-seeking investors.
In addition to bonds, Hayes highlighted Etsy as a compelling stock pick, despite its previous 85% decline. He pointed out that the platform has successfully retained users gained during the COVID-19 pandemic, showcasing a strong cash flow generation. This resilience, combined with Etsy's unique marketplace offerings, positions it as an intriguing investment opportunity. Hayes' insights reflect a cautious yet optimistic approach to navigating the evolving market landscape in 2025. Investors may want to consider these recommendations as they plan their strategies for the upcoming year.
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