- Oct 2022: Stocks can catch up once inflation data starts to ease
- Aug 2022: S&P to reach 4,800 by year end
- May 2022: FAANG stocks are trading at attractive levels
- Mar 2022: You can't really get hurt if you buy stocks here
- Feb 2022: Market low likely locked in for year's first half
- Jan 2022: Now's a great entry point to buy stocks
- Dec 2021: This market rally has a lot of fuel
- Nov 2021: Buy the dip amid market sell-off
- Oct 2021: $100k year-end price target for bitcoin
Epiphany of Tom Lee's bullishness
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LOL
Brian Belski another raging bull idiot.
- Oct 2022: Stocks can catch up once inflation data starts to ease
- Aug 2022: S&P to reach 4,800 by year end
- May 2022: FAANG stocks are trading at attractive levels
- Mar 2022: You can't really get hurt if you buy stocks here
- Feb 2022: Market low likely locked in for year's first half
- Jan 2022: Now's a great entry point to buy stocks
- Dec 2021: This market rally has a lot of fuel
- Nov 2021: Buy the dip amid market sell-off
- Oct 2021: $100k year-end price target for bitcoin
All these clowns getting paid to lead the lemmings off the cliff
Maybe Tom's right this time!
Even a broken clock gives the right time twice a day!
they know what they are doing.
Come on, other than Morgan’s Mike Wilson, all other talking heads are bullish, they just keep revising the target down but still above the market.
I like Tom, at least he is a consistent bull.
https://markets.businessinsider.com...vestor-doubt-rises-corporate-earnings-2022-10
I like Tom, at least he is a consistent bull.
https://markets.businessinsider.com...vestor-doubt-rises-corporate-earnings-2022-10
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They are all geniuses at least once, and then they get all the airtime they want until they are shown to be just as bad at their predictions as the rest.
I guess at least he is sticking to his calls. On the other hand is a Cramer who one week says buy/sell, and the next week tells you he told you that he said the opposite or just rambles on why he was right and no one questions the b.s.
I guess at least he is sticking to his calls. On the other hand is a Cramer who one week says buy/sell, and the next week tells you he told you that he said the opposite or just rambles on why he was right and no one questions the b.s.
Without even watching CNBC much, I can walk by a muted TV - see the "analyst" on the screen - and tell you what they are saying with better than 90% accuracy. There are perma bulls, perma bears, meanderers that never say anything and a bunch that just talk their books every time the camera turns on. Like Cramer, most are entertainers and aren't generally adding any value or insight to market direction that isn't incredibly obvious to anyone half tuned in to the world.
