<p>Fundstrat Global Advisors analyst Thomas Lee believes that Moody's downgrade is &#34;basically not a big deal.&#34;
If there are any signs of weakness in the stock market, I will &#34;buy heavily on dips.&#34;
Moody's is citing facts we already know, which is the massive deficit in the United States, so this is not &#34;surprising.&#34;
Moreover, we doubt that any large fixed-income management company would be surprised. There is simply no incremental information here</p>

<p>Fundstrat Global Advisors analyst Thomas Lee stated that Moody's downgrade is not significant, and he mentioned that if the stock market shows signs of weakness, he will "buy heavily on dips." He believes that Moody's rating reflects the deficit situation in the United States and is not surprising, and that large fixed-income management firms will not be surprised by it either</p>

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