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Thomas Hayes
Founder, Chairman, and Managing Member,
Great Hill Capital, LLC
- Founder, Chairman, and Managing Member of Great Hills Capital, LLC
- Hedge Funds Tips with Tom Hayes VideoCast and Podcast
- Featured on Fox Business TV, Yahoo! Finance TV, Wall Street Journal, Barron's, and More
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About Thomas
Thomas J. Hayes is the founder, chairman, and managing member of Great Hill Capital, LLC (a long/short equity manager based in New York City). Before starting his own firm, Mr. Hayes worked with Cornwall Capital, LP (one of the firms featured in The Big Short book and movie). On a weekly basis, he publishes his timely stock market commentary, Hedge Fund Tips with Tom Hayes videocast and podcast. He has a wide following in the investment management, hedge fund, and media community.
Thomas's Articles
In my recent notes and podcast, I covered everything that was finally going UP – in-line with the imminent “Sea Change” I began talking about publicly since late June. Now we are seeing the second piece to the puzzle with Magnificent Seven stocks/Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) underperforming the rest of the market, writes Tom Hayes, editor of Hedge Fund Tips.
Nvidia Corp. (NVDA) has been all the rage – and justifiably so. Since NVDA reported its Q1 2023 earnings and disclosed the huge demand for its AI chips, the stock has gone straight up. But what may go even higher in the short term can go a lot lower in a blink, counsels Tom Hayes, editor of Hedge Fund Tips.
Two weeks ago we did a comprehensive follow-up on our Advance Auto Parts (AAP) position. Now, the Wall Street Journal just broke a story that Dan Loeb’s Third Point had accumulated a large activist stake in AAP and gained three seats on the Board. The stock jumped yet again, but I think the move has barely begun, explains Tom Hayes, editor of Hedge Fund Tips.
Shares of V.F. Corp. (VFC) fell 85% from their pre-pandemic levels. But the producer of apparel and footwear under the North Face, Vans, Timberland, Supreme, and Dickies brands is taking several steps that should help it turn things around, claims Tom Hayes, editor of Hedge Fund Tips.
Thomas's Videos
Join Thomas Hayes to see how we are positioned to navigate the markets for the 2nd half of 2024.
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Join Thomas Hayes as he explains how to clean up what has been left behind. He will share the companies, sectors, and counties we are eying for alpha.
A radical change in central bank policy in the last 18 months coupled with the return of inflation have re-energized the market for long-short investing strategies. For much of the previous decade, near-zero-interest rate policies lured investors toward long-duration assets like tech stocks and long-term bonds The upshot is that long-short funds are finding new opportunities while traditional investors struggle to adjust to the new environment. Hear from several managers who are capitalizing on the changing landscape.
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