Donald Trump is no longer guaranteed to retake the White House, 'Big Short' investor Steve Eisman acknowledges

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

57% : Eisman is still confident that Trump will win, though he acknowledged in an early-September interview with Business Insider that the race is far different without Biden in the mix.
52% : "My expectation is that Trump will still probably win, but I wouldn't stake my life on it." The "Big Short" investor earned his fortune by making bold, out-of-consensus calls, and he certainly isn't afraid to speak his mind -- even if it means ruffling some feathers.
40% : Vice President Kamala Harris picked up the baton, and those same betting markets now have her as the favorite against Trump in November.
39% : "If Trump wins and both houses are Republican, the market is fine, but there'll be certain sectors that will not do well and certain sectors that will.
36% : The faceoff could have a major impact on momentum, as the late-June debate with Biden did for Trump.
27% : " Each candidate's positioning and messaging is critical since it could determine the winner of this week's debate between Trump and Harris, in Eisman's view.

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