Tom Lee: Stock markets usually hit bottom in the early stages of war

Tom Lee stated in an interview with CNBC on April 9th that the intensification of the US Iran conflict and the rise in oil prices have not led to a decline in the stock market, indicating strong market resilience and pre pricing of negative risks. Historical data shows that the stock market typically bottoms out in the early stages of a war, rather than at the end of the war. In addition, he pointed out that 70% of S&P constituent stocks have undergone significant adjustments, selling pressure has been exhausted, positions have been reset, and the worst situation in the market may have passed. He is optimistic about Ethereum Mag 7、 Technology, industrial, and small and medium-sized stocks.