As Election Day unfolds, Wall Street prepares for significant market movements with stock futures showing a slight rise. Analysts note that history suggests fluctuations in the S&P 500 during presidential election weeks are common, while global investors are on edge awaiting the election outcome, which remains too close to call. As investors consider the potential implications for stocks, bonds, and currencies, experts advise that the election noise should not derail long-term portfolio strategies. Mixed signals are evident as markets worldwide react, with some Asian stocks climbing and US indices expected to open higher. The upcoming Federal Reserve decision adds another layer of complexity, heightening expectations of market volatility ahead.