With more than 24 hours to go before the last votes are counted on Election Day, Wall Street’s already booking its own wins.

The Dow jumped nearly 1,300 points, hitting an all-time best 43,499, while the Nasdaq rose 425 points, or to 18,860, and the S&P 500 increased 103 points, to 5,887, after the opening bell.

Wall Street traders who threw caution to the wind by lavishing billions of dollars on a slew of ETF bets that would win big in the event of a Donald Trump presidential comeback are seeing their wagers pay off.

Stocks rally and bonds plunge as with new economic agenda ahead. Tesla is a winner as other EV makers fall. Tech stocks bullish and renewable energy dives.

Goldman is the top-performer among global banks in the S&P 500 so far in November, up nearly 15%. That is well above S&P 500 banks, which are up around 9%, and on par with private

Wall Street is already making big bets on what take two for a White House led by Donald Trump will mean for the economy. Professional investors are warning about the risk of getting carried away by the momentum.

As Wall Street financiers gathered in downtown Manhattan on Wednesday, their optimism about President-elect Donald Trump's deregulatory agenda was tempered by uncertainty over his personnel and policies.