[Tom Lee: Capital markets often bottom out early in a war, not at its conclusion] BlockBeats News, April 9 – In an interview with CNBC today, Tom Lee stated that despite the escalation of U.S.-Iran tensions and rising oil prices last week, the stock market did not decline in response. This is a positive sign of 'decoupling,' indicating that negative risks have already been priced in and the market remains resilient. Historically, stock markets tend to bottom out early in a war rather than waiting until it ends. Additionally, Tom Lee noted that 70% of S&P components have already experienced a 'rolling bear market,' with most individual stocks or sectors undergoing significant corrections. Selling pressure has largely been exhausted, and positions have been reset. This suggests that the worst may already be behind us for the overall market, leaving more room for upward movement. Tom Lee reiterated his bullish stance on cryptocurrencies represented by Ethereum, as well as the Mag 7, technology, industrials, and small- to mid-cap stocks.