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In a keen observation on the Federal Reserve's monetary policy, Lee downplayed the significance of ongoing rate cuts in dictating market performance. He acknowledged that while there may be calls for further cuts, the reality is that the economy is stable enough not to necessitate drastic measures. Lee suspects that a long span without changes in interest rates could be more beneficial for sustained market health.
Lee noted that recent adjustments in the market could signal a reset following a brief rally, leading to discussions on valuation models. He conveyed that while concerns about high P/E ratios persist, equity remains a more favorable investment compared to bonds which, despite potential rises in yields, do not promise the same value proposition as stocks.