最新报道:According to CoinWorld.com, on December 2nd, Tom Lee stated on CNBC's "Squawk Box" that the S&P 500 is poised for a year-end "melt-up," calling 7200-7300 points not a pipe dream but a "very achievable target in December." To ensure clarity, he summarized his position simply: "I'm very bullish." Lee believes traders are sleepwalking, ignoring three key factors: liquidity, capitulation selling, and timing. Lee pointed out that the biggest single tailwind for the market has arrived: "Now is the time for quantitative tightening (QT) to end." With the Federal Reserve preparing to cut interest rates this month and balance sheet tightening halting after nearly three years, he believes the surge in liquidity could be explosive. Lee stated that institutional sentiment has collapsed in closed-door meetings, with many fund managers "surrendering," hoping to weather the storm until January. Now, if December shows a strong performance, he expects a buying frenzy to avoid jeopardizing a career due to underperformance—a classic “performance-driven” behavior that could trigger dramatic surges across a wide range of market ETFs.