In a recent interview with CNBC, Fundstrat’s head of research Tom Lee suggests that despite recent market corrections and uncertainties like tariffs, the US stock market is poised for a positive trend. Lee notes that even in the face of challenges, markets seem to be defying negative sentiments and are likely to see an uptrend. He highlights that the current skepticism and concerns about tariffs create a “wall of worry,” which he views as a favorable scenario for stocks.
Lee, an experienced investor, predicts that growth stocks will continue to outperform this year, emphasizing the importance of owning stocks with structural advantages such as revenue growth, margin expansion, and reasonable prices. He anticipates that the recent market correction is likely to be brief and shallow, pointing out that historical patterns show investors tend to buy the dips in such situations.
Lee concludes that despite the volatility, owning growth stocks remains a wise choice, as past instances of market panic have proven to be temporary setbacks. He views the current situation as another buying opportunity akin to previous market panics.
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