Fundstrat’s Tom Lee joins CNBC’s The Exchange to explain why he believes the S&P 500 could reach 7000 by year-end. He also shares why he thinks Ethereum is having its Bitcoin 2017 moment.
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Fundstrat07 Aug 2025, 00:33 UTC
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The analysis suggests Bitcoin is a leading indicator for the S&P 500, with Bitcoin's movements preceding the S&P 500's by about a month throughout the year. The analyst infers that S&P 500 will have a breakaway move to the upside this month, towards 6500-6600 based on Bitcoin action. The S&P 500 could potentially reach 7000 by the end of the year. Three main factors driving this positive outlook: the economy's resilience, the potential for a dovish pivot by the Federal Reserve, and bearish market sentiment providing room for P/E expansion. The analyst also express a bullish view on Ethereum due to the potential green lighting of stable coins and movement of the financial system to blockchain.
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