Tom Lee's Fund Analyst: U.S. Stock Rebound Rally to Last Another Six to Eight Weeks, Then Face Resistance
BlockBeats News, January 9th, Fund Analyst Mark Newton under Tom Lee released an email report stating that the S&P 500 Index is facing a "Choppy" 2026. Although the index's year-end target could reach 7300, before achieving this target, the market may experience a consolidation phase, triggering a market decline starting this spring.
He predicted that the current rebound trend will continue for another six to eight weeks, after which the stock market will face resistance. "It is expected to be a year of consolidation and volatility. This is likely to start in late February or early March, at which point we will begin to see the stock market under some pressure, and this pressure may persist until the end of May. The main catalyst for this volatility is the decline of the tech industry. After an extraordinary three-year growth period, leading companies such as Nvidia and Microsoft are showing signs of growth stagnation."
It is worth noting that after experiencing the "Tom Lee Company Internal Viewpoint Dispute" event at the end of last year, Tom Lee and his analysts have been highly unified at the beginning of this year, all agreeing that the market will face turbulence this year but remain optimistic about the overall trend.
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