The document discusses the rise of populism and its potential impact on financial markets. It compares the current rise in populism to historical events, such as the 1920s leading up to WWII, and suggests that this could increase the risk of a financial crisis. The document also touches on the potential risks and benefits of the Trump Presidency, including tax reform, deregulation, and international relations, particularly with North Korea and China.
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