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Noland Langford, chief executive at Left Brain Investment Research, says that Etsy -- the online retailer whose shares have climbed from roughly $40 a year ago to over $220 today -- has plenty of room for continued growth as it continues helping small companies and home-based entrepreneurs and others monetize their efforts, while expanding its own business to where, eventually, the home-craft that has been the backbone of the company may be a sidelight. Etsy benefitted from the pandemic, Langford noted, but rather than being a temporary boost, he expects the exposure and attention simply accelerated the company up its growth pat
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Noland Langford, chief executive at Left Brain Investment Research, says that Etsy -- the online retailer whose shares have climbed from roughly $40 a year ago to over $220 today -- has plenty of room for continued growth as it continues helping small companies and home-based entrepreneurs and others monetize their efforts, while expanding its own business to where, eventually, the home-craft that has been the backbone of the company may be a sidelight. Etsy benefitted from the pandemic, Langford noted, but rather than being a temporary boost, he expects the exposure and attention simply accelerated the company up its growth pat