A potential Democratic sweep in the U.S. elections may be the rosiest scenario for risk markets like value and cyclical stocks.

Joe Biden in the White House and his party controling the Senate and House has been cited by some strategists as a potential downer for markets because it could lead to higher corporate tax rates. But to Credit Suisse Group AG, the chance of greater deficit spending under that scenario is “massively pro-growth” and outweighs other concerns for equities.

“The most positive outcome for risk markets is a Democratic sweep given the potential for significantly higher fiscal stimulus, and consequently, higher economic growth,” said Credit Suisse equity-derivatives strategist Mandy Xu. “Conversely, the most negative outcome is a Biden White House with a split Congress, in which case we see little prospect of further fiscal aid and increased probability of a stalled recovery/prolonged downturn.”

A Democratic sweep could lead to yields rising, cyclical stocks outperforming and a more pronounced rotation away from growth into value if there’s a bigger fiscal package, Credit Suisse said. On yields, that matches the view of Goldman Sachs Group Inc. strategists led by Praveen Korapaty, who said on Sept. 25 that yields could jump in such a scenario.

That’s led Xu to recommend a bearish put-option spread on the iShares 20+ Year Treasury Bond ETF expiring in January, as well as wagers on small stocks beating larger ones, plus a rotation away from technology shares.

For the scenario where Biden wins but there’s a split Congress, she sees a broad macro sell-off with a bid for havens, and recommends buying a put spread on the S&P 500 while selling a call option.