

Fundstrat Capital
365 posts

@FundstratCap
Asset manager founded in 2024 | CIO @fundstrat Tom Lee | Granny Shots Strategy | Disclosures: https://t.co/WtpZPY1Di4







I interviewed with @fundstrat Tom Lee nearly 6 years ago. At the time, I was uber hyped on #ETH and blockchain, and while I had an accounting background, macro research was not my strength. Here's the line from that interview I'll never forget.... - Me: I'm confident in my understanding of crypto markets, but not really familiar with traditional financial markets. - Tom: It will all eventually be the same market. For one ☝️, this immediately displayed the ethos of innovation within @FundstratDirect / @FundstratCap And two ✌🏻, Tom was EXACTLY right. Nearly 6 years ago... when crypto was laughable within the walls of traditional financial institutions. When Tom Lee makes a statement with conviction, listen. (@vladtenev in 2026👇🏼)




I published a note today that I've been thinking about for months.. About how the US stock market has arguably become too big and too imp to fail.. It's basically America's retirement fund now and poss even the savior of social security which is expected to run out of money in less than 10yrs -Curr 55% of ppl own stocks, by far most in world. And w/ Trump Accounts bringing in 28 million add'l americans into stock ownership the vast majority of ppl (incl Top 1% (who own HALF of stock mkt), middle class and lower income) will have financial interest in the health of stock mkt and they're all voters = the political pressure to keep stocks out of a prolonged bear market is going to be very powerful. -As such I think there's good chance the Fed will buy equity ETFs in the next major downturn to support market and it will be common practice going fwd. China and Japan already do this. They may even target certain sectors or Capex cos with the purchases. -This is a massive variable that I feel like is a blind spot among the experts out there and why the bears get run over time and time again altho I think investors are onto it as evidenced by the persistent flows into ETFs during pullbacks as well as a survey of 1000 ppl showing 3/4 of them are confident the Fed will bail out markets in next crisis. -This is just one byproduct of the 'Nothing Stops This Train' monetary supply explosion and debt extravaganza sweeping the world but esp in US which at this point feels irreversable.. Thoughts? lol



Haaland beats Gabriel with the header to put Norway in front first 👀





"I think July is going to be a stronger month for stocks," says Tom Lee of @fundstrat: cnb.cx/4eXyDSK








