As long as Super Tuesday's results meet expectations, US stocks will rise

There is no denying that the US domestic political situation has reached a crossroads in history, and the market has already suggested what kind of economic orientation and world pattern direction the different election results will bring. However, on this Super Tuesday, the market's expectations for the election results are highly uniform, which means that the vast majority of the combinations are probably low-probability events. The market has already priced the probable results. In a bull market, as long as a high-probability event in the market price in occurs, the stock market will still rise later.