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"The bond market argues the Fed needs to end the war soon," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said, highlighting the recent drop in bond market volatility.

"We believe that a lot of good news is already in the price in terms of inflation moderation or the potential for a soft landing," JPMorgan said.

While investors stay bearish towards stocks, expectations of a recession have declined from 77% saying a recession is likely in November to 68% today.

Retail investors are shifting away from the "YOLO" trading strategy that flourished in 2020 and 2021 and towards buy and hold.

Microsoft could integrate the ChatGPT technology into its Bing search engine, Microsoft Office products, and Azure cloud platform, Wedbush said.

"If 2021 to 2023 echoes similar periods, then we may only be half-way through a two year 'super' bear market," Stifel said.

A 15-year-long trend of US stocks outperforming global peers is set to reverse in 2023, according to Bank of America.

"Fed stays on hold as it steers its magic carpet to a soft landing," Ned Davis Research said of the possibilities that could boost stock prices.

"At some point next year, equity markets should have some outsized up days as investors conclude that the Fed is done raising rates," DataTrek said.

Tesla will lead in the EV race in 2023, Morgan Stanley analyst Adam Jonas said in a note — even as Elon Musk's automaker stares down demand slumps.