Tom Lee

The S&P 500 will suffer a roughly 10% pullback in the first half of 2021, starting in February, March or April.

Inaccurate ●●●●●
“I think we have a 10% kind of pullback, and I think that's a pause that refreshes,”
Said on
17 December 2020 · CNBC interview on Fundstrat's 2021 outlook; in the same interview he said "I think it's going to start either February, March or April" and lasts one or two months
Source
Tom Lee sees a 10% correction coming but says 2021 will still be a boom year · CNBC
Should come true
Jun 2021
How sure they sounded
I think
Categories
Markets
Importance
2 of 5 · A call on a US stock market correction; it matters mainly to equity investors.

Outcome

Inaccurate

The S&P 500 had no 10% correction at any point in 2021. Its pullbacks were about 4-5% (the February-March dip was about 4%), so the predicted ~10% spring pullback did not happen.

Evidence:

History
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