Preparing for Market Black Swans in U.S. Election

The video discusses the potential impact of the 2016 U.S. presidential election on financial markets, focusing on the implications of a democratic sweep and the regulatory changes that could affect financial services and pharmaceuticals. It highlights the volatility in these sectors and examines the positions of both candidates on issues like drug pricing and carried interest. The discussion also touches on infrastructure plans and Hillary Clinton's pragmatic approach to working with opposition.

In what ways have both candidates indicated they would address Wall Street and financial regulations?

What is the significance of infrastructure commitments made by both candidates in the context of market reactions?