As U.S. election results started trickling in late Tuesday evening, hedge fund manager Eric Jackson stress-ate so much of his kids' Halloween candy that he felt compelled to buy a blood sugar monitor the next day. Jackson, of EMJ Capital, said the treats were a salve for his nerves as he watched MSNBC's Steve Kornacki buzz around the television screen and stock market futures "melt up all night." Over the next few days, Jackson and other fund managers would find ways to deal with anxiety over the election outcome, as well as their investment portfolios, with the presidential race's daily soap-opera-like developments.
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