Fundstrat’s Tom Lee joins Squawk Box to discuss what Friday’s sell-off could mean for markets, how he’s thinking about the path into year-end, and what investors should watch across bitcoin, gold, and the broader economy.
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Fundstrat13 Oct 2025, 16:50 UTC
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The analyst discusses a market recovery following a drop, highlighting J.P. Morgan's $1.5 trillion investment in the U.S. and U.S. dominance in AI and blockchain technology, which are positive indicators, also the analyst mentioned that Nvidia trades at a forward earnings PE of 27, cheaper than Walmart and Costco. He points out that the increase of tether supply outstandings and liquidation from 39 the highest Vix surge 32%. The analyst infers the S&P 500 rise of 200 points between today and mid-November, setting an NVDA target of 250, with stop at 170, for BTCUSDT target of 130000 and fail range of 100000 and for ETHUSDT sets target of 4500 and 3600 as fail price.
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