Essentially, if the election results benefit the U.S., then dollar-denominated assets will benefit. But in reality, Trump's losses in the midterm elections have affected the capital markets. That makes things interesting: Trump is very likely looking for a way to extend his term.

But let's consider whether it's possible for him to remain in office under the rules. Look at the image. As shown, Trump essentially had no chance of being re-elected in the first place. So why would the market make this move? And if it does, how could it be countered? That makes things even more interesting.

For example, a proxy could emerge and become president, but hold the same principles as Trump. If necessary, this president could be sacrificed (more likely) or voluntarily step down (less likely).

Only under those circumstances can America "be great again"... Just my personal take—it's mostly conspiracy theory, so take it as a joke.