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In what will be the biggest event for global markets this week, investors expect European Central Bank President Mario Draghi to announce greater monetary policy stimulus in the form of more quantitative easing or increasingly negative interest rates when it meets Thursday.
So how can U.S. investors trade the ECB's potential move using history as a guide?
Using hedge fund analytics tool Kensho, we looked at which securities perform the best and the worst the week after Draghi speaks positively on more monetary policy easing.
