According to the media, Chairman Tom Lee of Bitmine and Peter Brandt, a senior trader, both pointed to the next phase of the Standard 500 near point 8000. The main factor that underpins this judgement is that AI related expenditures are still advancing and that business profitability is expected to improve. However, at the same time, the market is exposed to the risks of weak science and technology units, rising energy costs and fall-backs.
Multi-agency goals focus on 8,000 points.
Tom Lee believes that the placard 500 to the end of 2026 will have the chance to break 8000 points. He gave the path where the index went up to the vicinity of point 7700, followed by a 10% to 15% echo, then recovered and stood at 8000 points at the end of the year.
Brandt's judgment comes more from the chart structure. In his view, the index could still be expected to move forward to a 800-point region as long as the purchase of the purchaser continued to prevail. The key to the maintenance of the current multi-head structure is the rising support line around point 7450.
Short-line fluctuations are not over.
If the standard 500 drops at 7450 points, the market focus may turn to 7040 points, close to the 200-day average area. The lower position is at 6545 and the lower of the band in April this year, 6353.
Lee also reminds us that between August and October there may be a clear round of adjustments that may even be physically close to Bear City. In his view, however, this does not necessarily change the year-round bias.
AI and profit remain the main lines.
Foreign sources mention that many Wall Street agencies are approaching 80000 points. Citigroup 500 has moved up to 8100 points, Goldman Sachs has moved up to 8000 points, and Morgan Stanley and Deutsche Bank have come close to this level of judgement.
The common logic of these institutions is that AI investments continue to drive profitable growth and that large technology units and semiconductor plates remain the core beneficiary orientation. Despite the recent fall of parts of the “Seven U.S. stock”, which has put pressure on short-term emotions, the financial season has continued to support the bulk.
Lee also mentioned that the recent fall in gold and silver prices may be linked to the profit of long-term holders. In his view, since the two types of assets had surged in the preceding period, the nature of the transaction had once been closer to the risk asset rather than just a traditional risk-averse tool.
Additional information:It is also mentioned that Chief Executive Officer Coinbase Brian Armstrong linked the round of US stock rises to the discussion of monetized shares, stating that it is still difficult for some global investors to buy United States stocks directly, and that monetized stocks may lower such thresholds.