Part 4/15:

Tom Lee cites six reasons for optimistic expectations, including the recent end of interest rate tightening and the shift toward easing, which could catalyze market gains. Additionally, 80% of fund managers are underperforming the S&P, incentivizing them to chase gains at the year's close—a classic case of window dressing. This behavior tends to inflate stock prices temporarily as managers adjust holdings to look better on paper before the year-end.