Donald Trump has secured a second term as America's president, leading to a notable decrease in market volatility indicators despite his reputation for unpredictability. This phenomenon is puzzling to financial analysts who are keen to understand the implications of his re-election. Investors are particularly interested in how Trump's top five policy priorities might impact the market in the long term. Historical data shows that the market experienced severe volatility spikes during his first term in February 2018 and March 2020. Analysts are also examining the potential effects of Trump's re-election on taxes, investments, and personal finances. The illustration accompanying the analysis is by Satoshi Kambayashi.