One aspect of red pill theory is that women give socially acceptable answers, then act according to the tingles in their vagina. As Trump's poll numbers are going down these days, I heard that Trump is winning among white men, but losing among white women.
I suspect, based on the red pill theory, that if the election was held today, Trump would do better, in a statistically significant way, among white women than his poll numbers indicate. I suspect that, the more socially unaccepted things Trump says, the more women responding to surveys give the more socially acceptable answers of Hillary Clinton, Gary Johnson, Gill Stein, Somebody else or Undecided even when their vagina tingles will lead them to vote for Trump, who displays both strong alpha male characteristics, combined with an excellent provisioning ability.
I guess, if Trump continues saying socially unaccepted things until November, we will find out whether that aspect of red pill theory is true, by comparing women's polls in early November to actual election results. On the other hand, if Trump tones it down and women no longer feel uncomfortable admitting they will vote him, we will lose the opportunity to test that.
If you live outside the US, you could make money off the red pill theory by betting on Trump winning, despite his poll numbers going down. The betting has him with less than 20% chance of winning right now (https://electionbettingodds.com/), and that number will probably go lower once more Europeans hear about Evan McMillin. But I believe many betters, relying on the polls, will underestimate Trump's odds of winning. Trump will certainly be a Buy if and when his predicted odds reach 10%.