Jim Cramer and Tom Lee Share a Bullish Call That Could Shape Investors’ Next Move

Two of Wall Street’s loudest voices said the same thing on Monday. Stay bullish. Tom Lee expects 2027 to be a banner year for stocks. Jim Cramer wants people buying Amazon on any dip.

July was ugly for stocks. But Lee says the selling came from one blown-up fund, not weak company profits. That gap drives his call.

Tom Lee Says Stocks Are a Coiled Spring Before 2027

Lee runs research at Fundstrat, a Wall Street firm. He expects August to be a recovery month. He sees the S&P 500 reaching 7,800. It sat near 7,605 on Monday.

Profit forecasts rose in June and July. Share prices did not. Lee calls that a coiled spring. This is not a new view. Fundstrat lifted its year-end target to 8,000 from 7,700 on June 24. Higher 2027 profits drove it.

Tom Lee just raised his year-end $SPX target to 8,000. He's walking through the full thesis live today at 2pm ET. Register: https://t.co/VTCKyxergx pic.twitter.com/jh085zGdmF

— Fundstrat Direct (@FundstratDirect) June 25, 2026

July’s drop had one main cause. A fund called Situational Awareness borrowed heavily to bet on artificial intelligence (AI) stocks. When those stocks fell, it had to sell fast.

Former OpenAI researcher Leopold Aschenbrenner runs it. The fund shrank from about $45 billion to roughly $10 billion.

South Korea took the worst of it, because its market leans on SK Hynix and Samsung. Stocks there have since staged a Korean chip stock rebound.

“So I think 2027 could be one of the best years for the stock market,” Tom Lee, Fundstrat head of research, on CNBC.

Two worries fade by next year. SpaceX only listed in June, and early backers could not sell. That lock now lifts in stages. Up to 44% of its shares could hit the market by September.

$SPCX – SPACEX FACES LOCK-UP SELLING PRESSURESpaceX shares are under pressure as insider lock-up expirations begin on August 6.Around 20–30% of locked shares will become eligible for sale initially, with staggered unlocks lifting tradable shares to roughly 40% by December…

— *Walter Bloomberg (@DeItaone) August 3, 2026

The other is the Federal Reserve’s new head. Kevin Warsh took the oath on May 22. He has set US rates for barely 10 weeks.

Lee expects inflation to cool too. He points to falling house prices and slow wage growth. The data is mixed. Case-Shiller had April home prices up 0.8% in a year. Inflation ran at 3.8%.

Cramer Says Amazon Is the Dip to Buy

In a post on Monday, Cramer pointed followers to his weekend column. He named one stock to buy on weakness.

“As you know from my piece this weekend, the one to buy on any downturn is Amazon…” he said.

Amazon just had a strong quarter. Its cloud arm made $42.23 billion in sales, up 37% in a year, per its filing. Analysts replied with Amazon price target hikes reaching $400.

His Bitcoin Call Goes the Other Way

Cramer likes stocks. He does not like Bitcoin (BTC). He says he will sell all of his. Price is not the reason.

Quantum computers are. These are new machines that could one day crack the maths guarding Bitcoin wallets.

IBM boss Arvind Krishna told him on CNBC to be paranoid within three to four years. Krishna sees quantum creating $1 trillion in value by the end of the 2030s. This Bitcoin quantum exposure analysis covers the timing.

BTC trades near $63,873 as of this writing, up 0.9% in a day.

Cramer has said this before. In December 2022 he announced he had dumped all his crypto. Bitcoin sat near $16,797 then. It is up about 259% since.

Friday’s jobs report will test Lee’s inflation view. Cramer’s track record makes his Bitcoin exit the call to watch.