One of Wall Street optimists says investors should hang firmly because Trump wants the stock exchange to get together

Welcome to Liberation on Wednesday, which some investors and business operators hope to mark the end of the tariff uncertainty. This probably won’t be the case.

Ours Calling the day is from the ever -optimistic co -founder and head of research at Fundstrat, Tom Lee, who says that stock investors should not despair because President Donald Trump intends to see a stock rally, as Lee offers several reasons why it is so.

At the essence of Lee’s last forecast, it is the opinion that most are wrong if they think Trump is not interested in stocks.

Last month, the Republican president did not refer to the “unable to monitor the stock exchange” while trying to “build a strong state” and came as other senior officials, including the Minister of Finance Scott Bensten, say they were not focused on Wall Street.

But recently Lee said he saw signs of Trump arriving, citing the theory that this White House would change policies if the stocks fall too much, and Lee seems to double that with his last prediction.

The strategist said Trump probably wants to see a market rally because it will confirm his inexpensive negotiations on the tariff landscape. Lee noted that the White House seems to be alarmed, that his tariff plan can implant, citing a political report that exposes a potential game of guilt if things go wrong.

Trump also wants a stock market rally due to signs of public support reduction through some surveys, as well as poor consumer and production studies that put the blame for tariff stress, Lee says.

Also, a stock market crash can lead to an expensive recession that would require a significant fiscal incentive to restore the economy.

US companies will also need “friendly” capital markets, not a decreased stock market to support any suppression activity resulting from tariffs, the strategist adds.

Lee won some respect for Wall Street for the navigation of the S&P 500 final for 2023 and again came close in 2024. His appeal for 2025 was that the S&P 500 SPX would close the year at 6,600.