Tom Lee has recently emphasized one point: a true bull market often doesn't start when everyone is excited, but rather when funds quietly reallocate. Based on his perspective, my own judgment is that this year resembles more of a "structural trend" rather than a broad frenzy of price increases. Large capital is already making choices: shifting from high volatility, short-term narratives to more certain directions; moving from emotional trading to long-term allocation.
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Tom Lee has recently emphasized one point: a true bull market often doesn't start when everyone is excited, but rather when funds quietly reallocate. Based on his perspective, my own judgment is that this year resembles more of a "structural trend" rather than a broad frenzy of price increases. Large capital is already making choices: shifting from high volatility, short-term narratives to more certain directions; moving from emotional trading to long-term allocation.