trump won, now what

This is not a political analysis,idgf about who's your favourite party With that said:
An easy way to run ur economy to the ground is through price controls, which was part of Harris's campaign platform. Joe did a great job and arguably saved the U.S. economy from a slump with initiatives like the infrastructure bill and the CHIPS Act. However, what concerns the average American most are the prices of gas and food. Harris's solution to these issues is a price ceiling, which is why many people felt that the orange man solution is more realistic
however Tax cuts, the budget deficit, and inflation, along with tariffs, may lead the market to react positively a trend we have already observed. Inflation can drive growth for companies, which in turn boosts earnings and contributes to the US GDP growth. Additionally, the bond market is showing an upward yield curve, suggesting a liquidity preference, as money flows from risk-free investments like 10-year bonds into riskier assets such as equities or the stock market.

The Federal Reserve's recent rate cut and efforts to reduce the balance sheet may be significant factors in this shift. However, there remains considerable uncertainty regarding the potential outcomes of these tax cuts and policies, which could result in a labor shortage and disruption in the labor market. The inflation accompanying the tariffs could lead to economic contraction, posing risks.

Still, navigating these changes will not be plain, as the central bank is likely to respond to these policies, further deepening the uncertainty.

there will be also some actual improvement in terms of foreign policy which can also lead to capital flowing from outside into us markets

however, any sort of policy led by wall street has historically led to disasters and we expect no difference and the taxpayers will be left with the bill tap

again I do not cheer for any party or their ideologies we'll watch the same market on asymmetrical information so make ur own inference