Strategist Tom Lee Discusses Stock Market Bottoms During Conflicts and Oil Prices

Strategist Tom Lee suggests that stock markets tend to bottom in the early stages of military conflicts, noting that inflation-adjusted oil prices are currently less than half their 2008 peak.

1 Apr, 08:27 — 1 Apr, 08:27

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Stock markets bottom in the early stages of military conflict, says Tom Lee. Here’s what the strategist expects now.

Adjusted for inflation, oil prices are less than half what they were when they peaked at $144 in July 2008. Technical indicators suggest to Lee that risk assets are primed for a bounce

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Strategist Tom Lee Discusses Stock Market Bottoms During Conflicts and Oil Prices

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Stock markets bottom in the early stages of military conflict, says Tom Lee. Here’s what the strategist expects now.

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