10 things before the opening bell

10 things before the opening bell

When the top voices on Wall Street can't agree on what happens next, at least you know the coming chapter is going to be interesting for markets. The bulls and bears are out to play — let's see who's saying what. But heavy-hitters and are both forecasting more downside ahead. For the third time this year, Goldman analysts , this time to 4,300. The price cut is driven by sluggish growth and high interest rates, which have pushed beyond what the bank expected just a couple months ago. . Analysts led by Mike Wilson said negative are likely as economic growth eases, and that as a result. "The S&P 500 is still not priced for this backdrop," Wilson said, explaining that his bear-case scenario is a The bank is cautioning investors not to be fooled by any rally, because more downside is coming. is on the , and he's sticking to the bullish forecast that he's pushed all year. Specifically, he expects stocks to rebound because "Equities stand to recover if a doesn't come through, given already substantial multiple de-rating, reduced positioning and downbeat sentiment," Kolanovic wrote Monday. Cryptocurrencies were also up, with Bitcoin trading back above $30,000. Ark Restaurants,