
TOM LEE: A 55% JUMP IN MARGIN DEBT COULD BE A WARNING FOR MARKETS He says investors are borrowing more money to trade, and that has often led to consolidation: - Margin debt is up around 55% year over year, a tremendous rise in borrowed money used for trading - The last time margin debt growth was above 50% was last October, and markets consolidated after that jump - Since 1960, every time margin debt jumped over 50%, the market consolidated five of those times, except in 2021
