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Tesla is facing uncertainty as it pivots away from low-cost vehicles towards autonomous driving and rototaxis.

From a potential economic recession to continuation of the ongoing bull market, here's what Wall Street expects to happen next year.

"Regulatory headwinds persist, competition is dynamic, and we believe the darkest days of this downturn are ahead of us," a Wall Street analyst said.

"The GLP-1 threat to the restaurant industry and by implication, Toast, is real, in our view," Mizuho said in a Monday note.

More than $5 billion in cost savings should position Disney to reinstate its dividend by the end of 2023, according to Goldman Sachs.

"We view AAPL as a long-term earnings & free cash flow compounder with strong visibility into that growth that supports a premium valuation."

Fundstrat sees inflation tracking below consensus based on real-time measures of CPI, and that inflation is nearing the Fed's long-term target of 2%.

Bank of America expects Apple to sell 1.5 million units of the Vision Pro in its first year, while Wedbush expects sales of only 150,000 units.

"We remain cautious on valuation, particularly in the context of lofty unit volume growth expectations, and continue to see material downside risk."

"While there are many reasons to think stocks could fall further, current insider sentiment is not one of them," Argus Research said.