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"We believe the S&P 500 will see a recovery similar to 1982 and thus, recover YTD losses before year-end," Fundstrat's Tom Lee said.

"The Street and legal experts across the board view Twitter as having a 'strong iron fist upper hand' heading into the Delaware court battle."

A "buy the dip" regime is back in the stock market, and it's likely to generate strong returns for investors going forward, according to Fundstrat.

"With commodities lagging other risky assets, we shift some of our risk allocation from equities to commodities," Kolanovic said.

"At the very least, intensifying headwinds to profitability imply a low speed limit for equities, capping the upside," TS Lombard said.

"While most Tech companies have beaten expectations this quarter, we see risk that tech may not prove to be as defensive as some investors expect."

"We don't see much potential for large further gains because the Fed is unlikely to tolerate much easier financial conditions," Goldman said.

"Earnings revisions are negative, and are likely to see a reset, but they will in our view experience only a modest pullback," JPMorgan said.

The merge is designed to transfer the Ethereum blockchain away from a proof-of-work network and instead to a proof-of-stake system.

"What's holding us back is central bank tightening and that valuations are not that compelling," Truist Bank co-CIO Keith Lerner told Insider.