Donald Trump’s election as president of the United States caught the financial world off guard.

Perhaps investors should not have been that surprised. Two weeks ago, I wrote about six separate predictions of a Trump victory.

Despite some indicators that boasted a track record going back well over a century, predicting Trump’s triumph was deeply contrarian. Even the much-vaunted market-based predictions showed a greater than 75% chance of a Hillary Clinton victory.

At that time, I also suggested three investment strategies you could use to profit from a Trump victory.

One of those was a bet that the S&P 500 would sell off sharply if Trump won.

Instead, the U.S. stock market soared to its strongest weekly performance in recent memory.

So even though I was “right” about Trump’s victory, I was wrong about an impending market collapse.

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Donald Trump�??s election as president of the United States caught the financial world off guard.

Perhaps investors should not have been that surprised. Two weeks ago, I wrote about six separate predictions of a Trump victory.

Despite some indicators that boasted a track record going back well over a century, predicting Trump�??s triumph was deeply contrarian. Even the much-vaunted market-based predictions showed a greater than 75% chance of a Hillary Clinton victory.

At that time, I also suggested three investment strategies you could use to profit from a Trump victory.

One of those was a bet that the S&P 500 would sell off sharply if Trump won.

Instead, the U.S. stock market soared to its strongest weekly performance in recent memory.

So even though I was �??right�?� about Trump�??s victory, I was wrong about an impending market collapse.

To read the rest of this article, click here.