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U.S. stock markets began the week with a major rally Monday, picking up from a positive mood from across the globe.

U.S. stock markets began the week with a major rally Monday, picking up from a positive mood from across the globe.

U.S. stock markets began the week with a major rally Monday, picking up from a positive mood from across the globe.

U.S. stock markets began the week with a major rally Monday, picking up from a positive mood from across the globe.

U.S. stock markets began the week with a major rally Monday, picking up from a positive mood from across the globe.

The moves come after Goldman Sachs shares weighed on the Dow Jones Industrial Average during Tuesday’s regular session.

From Jamie Dimon to David Solomon, the prophets of Wall Street have looked in their crystal balls, and they see a dark future.

"Bumpy times ahead," and "a rude awakening" are just a couple of gloomy statements coming from Wall Street executives.

Wall Street watchers are loudly warning that next year’s outlook for the U.S. economy and stocks is grim. Find out more here.

In a note to clients on Monday, Jonathan Krinsky, chief technical strategist at BTIG, said that US stocks were primed to tumble after the S&P 500 bounced off its latest resistance level, which coincided with the indexs 200-day moving average, a key technical level for assets.