Government-bond yields went on a tear following Trump's win on expectations that the president-elect's immigration and protectionist trade policies would drive inflation and force the Federal Reserve to raise rates. The 10-year note surged as much as 21 basis points to 4.47% on Wednesday, the day after the election.

Stocks are on a roll this month, with the S&P 500 notching its 50th record high of the year and topping the 6,000 point mark for the first time ever.

An NBC News analysis of housing and voting data show that the counties where it's most difficult to buy a home saw the biggest shifts toward Trump.