Tom Lee: Though the war is worrying to investors, the United States economy remains resilient to a V-shaped recovery

In an interview with CNBC, Chairman Tom Lee of Bitmine stated that war was usually one of the risk factors that investors feared most, but historical data showed that the United States economy tended to perform more resiliently in times of war than market expectations. Although no one wanted the United States involved in the war, the data revealed a more complex reality: The United States economy remains stable and will eventually achieve a V-shaped recovery in a period that was supposed to lead to a substantial decline in the market. Tom Lee added that the current drive for growth in the United States was no longer limited to investment in artificial intelligence infrastructure, that large-scale defence spending was also playing an increasingly important role and that sustained defence spending was directly driving the process of re-industrialization and re-industrialization of United States manufacturing industries as one of the important forces that underpinned the economy。