Investors have been crowding into the same bets as they speculate the impact of President Trump's proposed policies.
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A former hedge fund manager who retired at 36 is sounding the alarm on the Trump trade
'Don’t do what everybody else is doing'
Raoul Pal
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With Trump promising increased fiscal stimulus, infrastructure spending, and generally pro-business policies, investors from individuals to mutual funds to hedge funds are making the same big bets on the market, forecasting higher yields, an upside in equities, and a bullish view on commodities.
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