TOM LEE: GOLD ISN’T SCREAMING “RUN” -- IT’S WHISPERING “RISK IS COMING BACK” He says the surge in gold and metals isn’t a warning sign for stocks, it’s actually a setup. Gold ripping = dollar weakness + dovish central banks + geopolitical stress. Those same forces usually help asset prices, not hurt them. A weaker dollar boosts earnings for big multinationals. Earnings growth is already accelerating and valuations have compressed -- meaning stocks aren’t priced for good news yet. Gold’s move may be a preview of risk appetite rotating back into equities, not the end of the cycle. Short-term noise? Sure, but he’s still pointing toward higher highs into year-end -- even floating S&P 7,700. Gold isn’t stealing oxygen forever, it’s setting the stage.