In 2025, small-cap growth stocks rebounded as consumer spending remained strong, with U.S. e-commerce holiday sales expected to rise 7% to 9%. ThredUp (TDUP), a secondhand apparel platform, saw its shares surge by roughly 340% this year, driven by improving revenue trends and path to profitability. ThredUp’s unique business model involves a tech-enabled consignment approach, leading to a market cap of $780 million. The company’s recent performance, governance enhancements, and positive analyst outlook indicate a potential long-term growth story, although valuation metrics suggest cautious optimism is warranted.

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