Tom Lee breaks down why Fed easing could fuel tech, small caps, and crypto.
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Fundstrat16 Sept 2025, 00:24 UTC
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The analysis identifies sectors and assets poised for growth following potential Fed easing. It draws parallels with September 1998 and 2024, both years where the Fed paused before cutting rates. The Nasdaq 100 and related MAG7 tech stocks are highlighted as primary beneficiaries. Bitcoin and Ethereum are also identified, expecting a monstrous rally in the next three months given that there is less friction with central bank policies on the public chain, there is increased resilience and the biggest cost of a bank is labor, therefore this makes blockchain a good choice for banks to make cuts to the cost and create tokenized securities. Small caps and financials are mentioned, but the main emphasis is on MAG7 and crypto. Also mentioned tokenization and blockchain for increased transparency and that it allows trade 24/7.
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