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August Massive Bull Run Coming: Tom Lee
By 1M65  â€˘  August 5, 2025
🔹 Bulls Might Still Run in August Lee suggests investor sentiment and positioning could fuel a gain near mid‑August, potentially igniting a broader leg up in equities. Institutional caution appears strong, which historically sets the stage for momentum once sentiment shifts . 🔹 S&P 500 → 7,000 Within 12 Months Lee projects the S&P 500 could climb to the 7,000 level in about a year—bolstered by: • Expectations of moderating inflation and potential Fed rate cuts, extending the bull cycle, • Easing long-term Treasury yields boosting valuations, • Supportive political and fiscal policy tailwinds . He views 6,600 as a baseline target, with 7,000 reachable under a “Trump‑1.0‑style” low‑volatility cycle and sustained economic growth, similar to what’s seen historically under similar regimes. 🎯 Summary & Takeaway Tom Lee remains bullish on a potential August rally and sees a plausible path for the S&P 500 hitting 7,000 within about 12 months, contingent on favorable macro dynamics, low volatility, and continued earnings growth. That being said, he also emphasizes risks—especially geopolitical shocks, inflation bumps, or valuation resets—that could derail the trajectory. This latest video provides his most recent strategic tone—upbeat yet nuanced. Let me know if you’d like a breakdown of specific charts, historical comparisons, or scenario analyses that he referenced!...
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