🚨 TOM LEE: “MAX PAIN” MAY HAVE ALREADY PASSED?
Last week, Tom Lee believed the market had reached the “max pain” zone when oil prices were high, the Fed maintained a hawkish stance, and investor sentiment was under pressure.
But over the weekend, the picture changed: oil prices cooled off, U.S. Treasury yields fell, and pressure from interest rates began to ease. Reuters also noted that oil and Treasury yields have both declined in recent sessions.
Personal view:
What’s notable is that the factors that previously weighed on the market are, to some extent, reversing.
Tom Lee believes that the combination of falling oil, cooling yields, an oversold market, and expectations that the Fed will be less hawkish could create conditions for a strong upward move.
However, this is still Tom Lee’s scenario. The market still needs to track oil, yields, and Fed policy signals to confirm whether “max pain” has truly already passed.
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Last week, Tom Lee believed the market had reached the “max pain” zone when oil prices were high, the Fed maintained a hawkish stance, and investor sentiment was under pressure.
But over the weekend, the picture changed: oil prices cooled off, U.S. Treasury yields fell, and pressure from interest rates began to ease. Reuters also noted that oil and Treasury yields have both declined in recent sessions.
Personal view:
What’s notable is that the factors that previously weighed on the market are, to some extent, reversing.
Tom Lee believes that the combination of falling oil, cooling yields, an oversold market, and expectations that the Fed will be less hawkish could create conditions for a strong upward move.
However, this is still Tom Lee’s scenario. The market still needs to track oil, yields, and Fed policy signals to confirm whether “max pain” has truly already passed.
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$MUBARAK
$KERNEL
$NIL
