As the U.S. presidential election approaches, Wall Street is increasingly pricing in the possibility of a Donald Trump victory, prompting investors to reassess their strategies. Analysts are urging investors to 'election proof' their portfolios amid rising market optimism linked to Trump's potential return to office. A report from Citi outlines strategies for fortifying investments in anticipation of the election outcome. The sentiment is further reflected in the options market, where institutional interest in December 100k Calls has surged, indicating strong conviction for a year-end rally. With more than three months until Election Day, experts are questioning whether the market has fully accounted for a Trump victory and what implications this may have for risk appetite going forward. Despite the current favorable performance of stocks under President Biden, the growing odds of a Trump win are prompting discussions on necessary adjustments in investment approaches.