Investors don't seem to be getting tired of the Donald Trump stock market rally as it rages into its third-straight week.

Stocks blasted higher into new high ground during the week as the reality of Donald Trump being the next president sinks in following the Nov. 8 election. As long as investors stuck with U.S. stocks — and avoided shares of European companies or those in emerging markets as well as government debt — it's been difficult to lose money from the Trump rally. President-elect Trump has vowed to boost U.S. manufacturing by lowering U.S. tax rates and bust global trade agreements, while borrowing more to spend on infrastructure projects.

"Investors are embracing the promise of what may be and ignoring all of the risks. Trumphoria reigns," says Michael Farr, president of money management firm Farr, Miller & Washington. "While lower taxes for corporations and individuals, infrastructure spending and less regulation would be welcome, they are at least a year in the making."