When major shifts happen in the market, such as the one we’re seeing the morning after the election, how can you analyze investor sentiment shifts and adapt your strategy to align with where money will likely flow in the coming weeks and months? If you checked the markets on Wednesday morning, post-election, you woke up to several remarkable events: The stock market shot up to a record high, with the Dow jumping 1,300 points and the Russell 2000 soaring as high as 4%. The yield on the US 10-year bond surged 4.48%, indicating expectations of economic growth and wider deficits. The US dollar rose the most since 2020 while foreign currencies sank. Gold prices stabilized, though they were down nearly 2% from the metal’s October high. Silver, attempting to stabilize as well, remains down a whopping 7% from its October high. The big question: Do these shifts signal a confident…
