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Ethereum is poised to break a three-quarter losing streak, rallying nearly 58% in the third quarter. Bitmine Immersion chairman Tom Lee forecasts a strong fourth-quarter rebound driven by institution…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee forecasts Ethereum could reach $6,000, citing accelerating tokenization, institutional demand, and AI integration. Following a sharp rally to $2,600 that triggered heavy short liq…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee views prevailing September market fears as a contrarian buying opportunity. Lee predicts the S&P 500 could rally strongly if the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady, poten…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee predicts Bitcoin could hit six figures by year-end, citing the conclusion of the four-year cycle and institutional buying. Analysts also project substantial fourth-quarter rallies…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee forecasts a potential stock market rally mid-September if the Federal Reserve holds interest rates steady. He projects the S&P 500 could climb significantly before any autumn corr…
Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could exceed $10,000 by 2027 or 2028, driven by AI adoption, Wall Street tokenization, and a new crypto bull cycle. Lee also believes the broader crypto market has nearly bo…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee predicts Ethereum could surge to $10,000 within two years, driven by capital rotation from Bitcoin and expanding network utility. Backed by aggressive institutional accumulation a…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee forecasts the S&P 500 will surge toward 8,000 by late August, driven by robust corporate earnings. However, he cautions that record margin debt and bond market uncertainty could t…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee reaffirmed his S&P 500 8,000 target by August-end, citing rising 2027 earnings estimates, but warned of a possible 10% pullback due to margin debt, Fed policy uncertainty, midterm…
Fundstrat's Tom Lee told CNBC Bitcoin could reach $200,000 before year-end, a bullish analyst projection likely to boost crypto sentiment and trading interest.