I'm of the opinion that the election doesn't matter for stock markets. Taxes will be higher with one, but economic policy will remain the same. It's easy to criticize, but nobody wants to be the one that killed the economy.

From Dr. Ed below. He almost always gets it right.

Weighing in favor of the rebound is the unprecedented levels of monetary stimulus provided by the Federal Reserve. Low interest rates have helped home-buyers looking to leave densely populated urban areas. Of course, on this front, the economic recovery will be uneven—something Yardeni acknowledges—because industries such as restaurants, hotels, and entertainment, which typically thrive in cities, are under pressure.
Dywer from Canaccord

“[We] believe the economy and the market are in the beginning of a long duration recovery that will see many speed bumps that create opportunity,” Dwyer wrote. “The key is not speeding up before you hit the speed bump but accelerating after you rolled over it.”
https://www.barrons.com/articles/why...ck-51601411982