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The Cuban Missile Crisis has a lesson for today's stock market as the next Trump tariffs could fuel a huge rebound, top Wall Street forecaster says

The article discusses insights from Wall Street forecaster Tom Lee, who draws parallels between the current economic climate and the Cuban Missile Crisis, suggesting that today's market could see a significant rebound similar to the relief rally following the crisis in 1962. Lee points out that the market often reacts positively to the resolution of geopolitical tensions, using the example of how the S&P 500 surged after the missile crisis was resolved. He argues that if former President Trump were to impose new tariffs, it might initially cause market jitters, but could ultimately lead to a market rebound as investors react positively to any subsequent de-escalation or resolution of trade tensions. This perspective is based on historical market behavior where relief from uncertainty often leads to a buying opportunity, potentially fueling a significant market recovery.

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