<p>The poor US has suffered a lot for this strike. Loss of lives, equipment, inventory costs, economy and social pullbacks. It is heartening to see that the market is picking up it's pieces. It is plain to see which government oppresses its citizens, which country is at odds with the rest of the world.</p>

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<p>Wall Street's prominent bull and Fundstrat founder, Tom Lee, points out that the S&P 500 typically bottoms out within the first 10% of a war's duration. Inflation-adjusted oil prices are below the average for this century, limiting the economic impact on the U.S. Combined with the current state of extreme investor caution, he believes that the current adjustment is 90% to 95% complete</p>

- Recent volatility in US stocks may be approaching a turning point, according to Tom Lee, founder of Fundstrat.  
- He cites historical patterns indicating that the S&P 500 typically bottoms out early in conflicts, asserting that most downside risks have been absorbed.  
- Lee's analysis suggests a potential for a V-shaped recovery, supported by technical indicators and the resilience of the US economy against high oil prices.

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"Mega Bull" Tom Lee: U.S. Stocks Tend to Bottom Early in Wars; Current Correction Nearing Its End

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