"We remain tactically bullish into year-end given the positive macro environment, earnings growth, and a Federal Reserve that remains supportive of markets," said JPMorgan's Andrew Tyler.
"The last two weeks of December and first two weeks of January are by far the best four-week stretch of the year, averaging a 2.6% return since 1928," noted Goldman Sachs' Scott Rubner.
The S&P 500 has already staged the best first 11 months to a year since 1997, positioning it for significant back-to-back annual gains.
Goldman Sachs projects the S&P 500 will near 6,300 before the start of 2025, aligning with optimistic assessments from various Wall Street strategists.
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