S&P 7300 points? Wall Street pro: It may directly To da moon in December.

[Coin World] How far can the S&P 500 go by the end of the year? A Wall Street veteran Tom Lee recently made a bold statement: 7200-7300 points, not just wishful thinking, but a position that is very likely to be reached in December. This guy's attitude? Four words - “very bullish.”

He feels that the traders now are like sleepwalking. Liquidity is coming, those who should back down have backed down, and the time window is right; these three signals are there, yet no one takes them seriously. What's the harshest part? Quantitative tightening (QT) is coming to an end soon. The Federal Reserve is preparing to cut interest rates this month, and after nearly three years of balance sheet tightening, it will also stop. Once liquidity is released, it might cause an explosion in the market.

What's more interesting is the sentiment from the institutions. In private conversations, many fund managers have already “raised their hands in surrender” and plan to just wait until January of next year to reassess. Here comes the problem: if the market really takes off in December, these people will definitely go all out to increase their positions to protect their jobs. This kind of panic buying driven by the fear of missing out can easily trigger a violent surge in broad-based ETFs.

That being said, predicting this thing has always been “loud talk and quick slap in the face.” Liquidity shifts, institutional rush, year-end effect, the logic is sound, but the market never follows the script. Just watch the show, don’t go all in.