Tom Lee, a prominent macro strategist and Head of Research at Fundstrat, challenges the prevailing notion that if an asset isn't performing well now, it will never succeed. In an interview aired on October 3, he highlighted Bitcoin's impressive ascent from $1,000 to $72,000 over eight years, despite ongoing skepticism from investors who claim, "Bitcoin doesn't do anything." Lee also expressed concern about the undervaluation of small-cap stocks, which he believes are significantly "underowned" and could emerge as strong performers in the next decade. He noted that liquidity-focused investors often shy away from these stocks, contributing to their current lack of popularity. Lee, who has a history of bullish forecasts and was among the first major strategists to formally cover Bitcoin, continues to advocate for both Bitcoin and small-cap stocks as viable investment opportunities. His insights reflect a broader belief that current market trends do not dictate future potential, urging investors to reconsider overlooked assets.