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"At the end of the day Musk is Tesla and Tesla is Musk. Any black eyes for Musk in the Street's view will be reflected in Tesla's stock," Ives said.

"As long as central banks raise rates or keep them at current high levels, we believe assets will be rangebound with a more pronounced downside risk."

"The breakdown reaffirms bitcoin's long-term downtrend, with our monthly gauges supporting a continued bearish bias," Stockton said.

"The day-to-day market chop reacts to nearly every headline, so it's hard to maintain bullish (or bearish) conviction," Bank of America said.

Big drops in pending home sales, lumber prices, and global freight rates suggest the US economy is on the verge of a recession, BofA said.

"Any meaningful and sustained deterioration in crypto asset prices (bitcoin price of $10k) would be a material drag on Coinbase revenues," BofA said.

"Under the goldilocks scenario, the Fed would pivot at just the right time by just the right amount to achieve a soft landing," NDR said.

"If inflation rates tumble lower in coming months, bulls can wrestle back some control from the bears," Bank of America's Michael Hartnett said.

"This has created panic among collectors and we're seeing collections being liquidated now that the scarcity value of Magic is in question."

"If inflation is 'as bad as 1980s' I would have thought midterms would have been an incumbent massacre," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said.