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Peloton Interactive calls itself the largest interactive fitness community in the world, based on its 'community' of over 3.1 million members. As a technology company, Peloton seeks to mesh the physical and digital worlds to create an immersive and connected fitness experience. Peloton earns revenue from selling fitness equipment and subscription services.

CAVA Group, Inc., founded in 2006, owns and operates a chain of Mediterranean restaurants. The company has 10,300 employees.

Founded in 2005, Etsy is a global marketplace for creative goods. It went public in April 2015 and became a constituent of the S&P 500 in 2020. Etsy is a 'two-sided marketplace' that connects sellers of more than 50 merchandise categories with millions of buyers under the motto: 'keep commerce human.' In addition to Etsy, the company also owns Reverb, an online marketplace for buying and selling new, used, and vintage musical gear and depop, an online marketplace for used and vintage clothing from around the world. Headquartered in Brooklyn, New York, Etsy is one of the top-ranked U.S. e-commerce sites by monthly visits and has about 2400 employees. As of December 31, 2024, the company had 8.1 million active sellers, and 95 million active buyers. Etsy's top six product categories in 2024 represented approximately $9 billion, or 87% of 2024 Gross Merchandise Sales.

Since April 21 (or since the secondary market low and eight days after "the" closing low of the correction in the major indices), stocks have enjoyed a massive and consistent tailwind. The S&P 500 (SPX) has risen in 16 out of 19 trade days, and the three daily losses were inconsequential. Since the April 8 bottom, the SPX has soared 19.6% in 27 days, the Nasdaq has surged 26%, and the Nasdaq 100 (QQQ) has popped 25%. That performance is the best since, and very reminiscent of, the pandemic. As well, those 27-day returns (ex. the pandemic) are the best since April 2009, when stocks were coming out of the financial crisis. With this kind of steady and persistent rally pushing the SPX to within 3% of its February 19 all-time high, the Nasdaq to within 5% of its December 16 all-time high, and the QQQ to within 3.3% of its February 19 all-time high, one would expect the investment masses to be pushing the "very bullish" sentiment button. Indeed, they almost always have in the past, as sentiment follows price. But that is not the case with this rally, although some indicators are finally pushing to extreme bullish levels. The five-day CBOE equity-only put/call (PC) ratio has dropped to 0.48 from 0.73 on April 8, the lowest and most-overheated P/C since July 2023, just before the July through August pullback. Hedge fund exposure and the NAAIM Exposure Index have not reached extreme levels, consumer confidence has hit its lowest level since the pandemic, and, within the consumer-sentiment survey, more participants believe stocks will move lower. (Mark Arbeter, CMT)