Trump's 2016 Win Shook Markets. Traders Won't Get Fooled Again.

(Bloomberg) -- Donald Trump’s surprise victory in the 2016 presidential election delivered a shock to financial markets. If he manages to secure a second one, traders will — if anything — be far more prepared. Most Read from BloombergHedge Funds Rake in Huge Profits Betting on Catastrophe RiskPutin Orders Hunt for Property of Russian Empire, Soviet UnionBurger King Is Serving Whoppers With a Side of CringeThe Easy Money Has Already Been Made in BondsUAE Warns US Time Running Out to Avoid Wider M

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