and triggered a convulsion across financial markets.

And here are some charts that show how it'll be independent by expectations that Mr. Trump will initiate big economic stimulus package of tax cuts and infrastructure spending.

Our first chart is of the DXY dollar index, which is powered-high on the predictions of quickly economic growth

and subsequently higher interest rates which will suck in foreign capital.

The second chart shows that bank shares have bounced higher on expectations over regulatory rollback, and higher interest rates.

On the other hand, utilities stocks had sagged precipitously.

Now, staying with the witness,

this chart match out the perform to US small cap companies.

Many which will be shielded from the dollar strength is most of their revenues are generated domestically.

But developed markets in general have been winning from the receding phase out of deflation.

On the other hand, emerging markets have sagged on strong dollar and trade war concerns.

Now staying a little bit with developing world.

Here's the chart that shows emerging market currencies tumbling sharply since US election

led by the Turkish lira, Mexican peso and the Brazilian real.

Bonds of water lost ground , particularly long-dated bonds. And this has pushed the yield of the 10 year US treasury bond

almost closely watch financial gauges on the planet to year high of over 2.3 percent.

The center of this particularly painful venn diagram of long-dated debts and the emerging markets sans Mexico century bond.

Its value has tumbled by more than 13% since US election.

Gold is perhaps the most unexpected victim of Trump tantrum, is rising inflation expectations are normally good for the precious metal.

But all these could change in 2017 when the new president takes office.