The Next Way Washington
Will Make You Rich:
Government-Juiced Batteries
Dear Investor,
Detroit is learning that there's no free lunch in Washington.
But if what I predict next comes to pass, you could dine off your
profits for years.
Let's step back a few months. In December, General Motors and
Chrysler received $17.4 billion from Capitol Hill after claiming
they'd go under without it.
But Obama wants something in exchange. He
has said for years that car companies should be building more fuel-efficient
vehicles... so my bet is that he'll try to get battery-powered cars out of
Detroit.
Even if GM and Chrysler didn't go belly up (which could actually
give him even more leverage), all he'd have to do is to tell the Environment Protection Agency (EPA)
to re-institute the tougher fuel-mileage rules that were relaxed in
the Bush era. If he does, carmakers could find themselves having to
make cars that get 43 mpg by 2016.
If this happens carmakers will scramble to get into the Plug-In
Electric Vehicle business. Most already have a development program
underway. GM is the closest to production with its Chevy Volt.
This will be a huge spark for the battery industry. Right now, the
most promising battery technology for delivering enough power for a
100-mile commute is Lithium-Ion.
The handful of companies in the lithium battery business are
destined to win big as electric vehicles take off just like the
hybrids did. From zero barely a decade ago, the Prius earned Toyota
gross profits of around $1 billion last year.
My favorite right now is one of the largest makers of industrial
batteries. From submarines to spaceships, it has a battery
technology to fit the application.
In 2008, the company launched a new line of batteries that store
large amounts of renewable energy. Targeted towards the wind and
solar markets, I think this product line will sell like hotcakes
under Obama's new EPA initiatives.
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Dear Investor,
Investing is tough enough in good times.
In this shell-shocked economy, you need an edge that
puts the odds squarely on your side.
The best way to do that today... indeed the only way...
is to limit your investments to those that are virtually
guaranteed to succeed -- thanks to the daunting power of the
federal government.
The government is by far the biggest player in our
economy. Like a whale in a pond, it sends shock waves
through the economy with its every move.
These waves create tsunamis of cash that inject
billions of dollars into companies in the right place at the
right time.
Out of the dozens of ways to profit from government
action, we've narrowed the list down to the seven safest...
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When you invest
this way, you'll no longer have to guess which
sector's going up and which is going down --
it's a never-ending bull market. In the
letter below you'll discover the seven best ways
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Alternative Energy
Spending & Legislation |
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Infrastructure
Spending |
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Health Care Reform |
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Government-Guaranteed Mortgages |
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Plug-in Electric
Vehicle Batteries |
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Government Response
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The idea is to target the best companies in each category,
get the full upside potential from massive government
spending and new regulation, and at the same time reduce
your overall portfolio risk.
A Profit
Opportunity 16 Times
Bigger
Than Most People Realize
The government is always a gargantuan force in the markets.
Now it is THE force.
You hear a lot of talk about "Obama's $787 billion stimulus
package." Don't be fooled. The real number is 16 times
higher.
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Between bailouts and buyouts... TARPs and TALFs... the
government is coming up with so many new ways to spend our
tax money that it's tough to keep track of them all.
Add it all up, and the U.S. government has spent, lent
or committed $12.8 trillion to reinvigorate our
economy.
An
Investment Opportunity
as Big as America Itself
That number
is so big that it's within spitting distance of our entire
economic output last year. U.S. GDP came in at $14.2
trillion in 2008.
We've never seen anything like this before, and I doubt
we ever will again. At least not in our lifetime.
If I could leave you with just one thought today, it
would be to understand how unusually huge this government
spending spree is. It stands alone. We haven't seen anything
like it since World War II, when Uncle Sam shelled out $4
trillion to save the world from fascism.
If the Feds are going to spend that much of your money
and mine -- guaranteeing that we'll be paying more taxes for
decades -- I want at least that much back in my personal stock
market account.
So I've got a team of researchers working full-time on
figuring out where all of that government money will wind up.
The Government
Made Millionaires
of Thousands
of Dell,
Oracle and Amgen backers -- Who's Next?
We see it again and again. Whenever Washington decides
to help a new industry get off the ground, the investment
profits follow in lockstep. This holds true whether it's the
Internet, nanotechnology, wind power, electric cars or any
other area.
Amgen's epic stock gains would never have happened
if the government hadn't
invested
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Get Your Share
of the Billions Pouring into Healthcare
On May
11th, representatives from key players
in the health care industry
"volunteered" to support Obama's health
care reform by committing to cut $2
trillion in costs over the next 10
years.
From their point of view that makes
sense.
Some of these firms, particularly health
care providers, are worried that Obama's
system overhaul will squash their
profits. A government-created health
plan, for example, could offer the
lowest insurance premiums in the
industry... and effectively drive down
margins of the industry's for-profit
players.
So instead of waiting for reform
judgment day to come, the industry
stepped up in a preventative measure to
offer support to Obama's health care
initiatives by promising to slow the
pace at which they increase their rates
(and thus cut $2 trillion in costs over
the next 10 years.)
Like I said, from the industry's point
of view, this makes sense.
What's surprising, however, is
Washington's reaction. Instead of
blowing the industry off, it's welcoming
their support with open arms.
And that could only mean one thing:
Obama needs the industry to make his
plan work.
If this is the case, instead of overhauling the health care system on its
own, the government will almost surely
need to use a managed health care
company.
Obama wants everyone to be covered, and
the inevitable future is a low-cost,
no-frills plan that will offer a safety
net to protect otherwise uninsured
Americans from the costs of medical
catastrophe.
This will require a company with
national reach, medical-risk expertise,
a vast network of doctors and other
professionals and experience in exacting
cost savings.
And that spells great news for one
managed health care provider in
particular...
You'll find all the details you need to
profit in your free subscribers-only
copy of
Locked-In Healthcare
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It was a government
scientist in fact, working in partnership with Amgen, who
made the discovery that led to Amgen's first blockbuster
drug.
Anyone who wanted to make a play on Amgen's government
connections in the 1980s could have bought in at $7.75 a
share. A thousand-share $7,750 flyer would now be $3.6
million. That's what I call a life-changing stock.
When the government began its massive effort to
modernize its computer systems in the mid-1990s, Oracle and
Dell were the main suppliers. These lucrative contracts
kick-started epic growth at both companies, as they branched
out to consumers and businesses worldwide.
Investors who got on board Oracle back then brought
home gains of +1,185% by the end of the decade. Dell saw
their shares skyrocket +7,861% over the same time, turning
$10,000 into a sweet $796,100.
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If you missed out on the government-fueled tech bonanza
of the 1990s, don't feel too bad... an instant replay is
straight ahead. In fact, the coming flood of government cash
into the market makes earlier programs look like peanuts.
Back the right company and you have as close to a guaranteed
jackpot as you'll ever find on Wall Street.
I've identified at least seven sectors that will be
flooded with so much new government cash, shares almost have
to climb. I wouldn't be surprised to see them double in a
year. I'll share the highlights in a minute. But first let
me tell you how to get a steady stream of government-fueled
stock picks delivered to your email inbox -- so you don't have
to hunt for them on your own.
It's
Time To Make Some Cash From The News
The news media has devoted millions of words and thousands
of TV hours to the financial crisis and the government
stimulus. But 99% of it is basic news and bickering about
the size or direction of the rescue package.
None of that whining helps you make money. If you want to
profit from what is undoubtedly the biggest financial
story of your lifetime, you need to ignore the partisan
bickering and government bashing. You need a service that
devotes 100% of its attention to finding the best ways for
YOU to profit from everything that's going on.
You could spend weeks looking for such a publication.
We did -- and it doesn't exist.
So... we decided to start one ourselves:
Government-Driven Investing. It's the
first and only publication devoted exclusively to helping
investors profit from government spending and policies.
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Obama's Massive Infrastructure
Spending
Spree Will Create a New Class of Millionaires
Corroded
water pipes, crumbling roads and
bridges, obsolete dams and reservoirs,
an outdated power transmission grid...
America's got plenty of work to do.
Our country's aging infrastructure has
been neglected for decades. The American
Society of Civil Engineers has
calculated the repair bill at $2.2
trillion over the next five years. And
President Obama isn't shy about picking
up the tab.
In a move harkening back to FDR's
make-work programs of the 1930s, Obama
is pouring billions into rebuilding the
nation's highways, bridges and other
ailing infrastructure.
His $787 billion stimulus plan sets
aside tens of billions to fix corroded
water pipes, crumbling bridges and
obsolete dams. It also calls for new
highways, bridges and schools.
Add it all up, and it's the largest
public works construction program since
Dwight Eisenhower's interstate highway
system broke ground a half century ago.
This tsunami of cash will flood into a
relatively small number of construction
and commodity stocks. The trick is to
determine which companies will secure
these massive contracts.
It's a safe bet that much of that cash
infusion will find its way into the
coffers of one particular heavyweight in
the engineering and construction field.
This company creates everything from
hydroelectric plants and airport
terminals to bridges and schools.
Roughly 40% of its contracts come from
government entities, but don't be
surprised if that percentage zooms
higher soon.
It should see a windfall in the coming
years thanks to its diverse operations
and strong history of working with the
government. You'll get full details in
your free subscribers-only copy of
Best Infrastructure Profit Plays for
the $2.2 Trillion Repair Bill. |
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If the trillions pouring out of Washington make you
wonder "What's in it for me?" here's your answer.
When the Government
Spends Money, You Make Money
Our investment concept at Government-Driven Investing
is simplicity itself: When the government spends money,
investors make money.
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You simply have to identify the areas targeted for the
highest government spending... find the companies in those
sectors... single out the few most likely to profit... and
buy their stocks.
It's only fair to admit that we have one huge advantage
over ordinary investors: the pool of companies with a
realistic shot at getting fat government contracts is tiny.
So instead of combing through four or five thousand
companies, we can focus our energies on just four or five
hundred -- and still capture the lion's share of
Washington's cash.
So are you ready to start hunting for profit plays
backed by the immense spending power of the federal
government? Good -- we're in a target-rich environment.
A Long Tradition of Letting the Government Make Us Money
Government-Driven Investing is new, but we've been covering
government-triggered profit opportunities at StreetAuthority
for years.
Every time the government spends a buck, someone
profits... and plenty of times it's been us.
Look below and
you'll find a few of our favorite ways to ride the
government's coattails to profits...
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 Meet
the Man Who Runs
Government-Driven
Investing
Andy
Obermueller is a senior investment
strategist for StreetAuthority. His
background is in financial journalism,
and he has worked for some of the
nation's largest newspapers. At the
business desk of The Star-Ledger,
his market acumen helped guide the
financial news read by more than a
million people each day. Later, his
close contacts with West Texas business
leaders helped him break the story on
the plans for the first nuclear power
plant to seek regulatory approval in the
United States in a quarter-century.
After watching business from the outside
for ten years, Andy got an inside look
as a commercial lender with Wells
Fargo's Business Banking Group, where he
worked prior to joining StreetAuthority.
Andy is known for his versatility: He's
as comfortable scouring thousands of
pages of SEC filings as he is sitting
down with CEOs for a one-on-one chat. At
the core of Andy’s financial radar is a
belief in fundamental research. He is a
long-time devotee of value investors
like Warren Buffett, Wilbur Ross and
Eddie Lambert. Within the past six
months alone, Andy has correctly
predicted triple-digit returns from
stocks like Whole Foods and Liz
Claiborne. Now he’s turning that radar
into the government space and is excited
about the opportunities there.
Andy, who was born on a
working farm in Lincoln, Kansas, holds a
degree in journalism from the University
of Kansas and confesses that he still
reads print newspapers. He's fond of
premium cigars, museums and spy movies.
He has a daughter in kindergarten. |
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When the political winds shift in Washington, the new
policies that result are always fertile grounds for
profit-hungry investors.
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In January 2007, we singled
out a company that would benefit from increasingly strict
government pollution controls: South-African based
Sasol. A year later it was up +42.2%. |
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In October 2008 we looked
forward to a post-election market and fingered United
Healthcare as a likely winner. It is now up +33.7% in just
these few months. All the more impressive in light of the
market's loss of -3.8% over the same period. |
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In December 2008, just three weeks after Obama won the presidency, we came up
with seven clean-energy and global infrastructure picks that
we thought would do well under his regime. All seven are now
up, averaging a gain of +14.9%. |
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Valmont Industries is
uniquely positioned to capitalize on two powerful global
trends:
wind power and water shortages. With the Feds pouring
billions into shoring up our capabilities in both areas, we
recommended this stock on 01/22/09 and it's already up
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As the current crisis unraveled, we continued to rack up
profit after profit cueing off the actions of the White
House and Congress...
We recommended Fuel Tech just
this past February. It provides pollution-control systems,
and it could see a ton of new business thanks to new
environmental policies of the Obama
administration -- including a "cap and trade" system. It's
already up +23.4%.
And since the stimulus package was
signed into law on February 17th 2009, all nine of the
infrastructure picks we highlighted to benefit
have moved higher. They've notched an average return of
+16.7% each. McDermott International, a worldwide
construction company, was up +32.0% and General Cable, which
makes critical copper, aluminum and fiber optic cables shot
up +41.7% in a matter of weeks.
Imagine what we can do with 100% of our
effort focused on the government!
Thousands of
Problems, One Solution: A Cash Injection
The beauty of investing alongside Uncle Sam is that our
opportunities are endless. There's never a bear market in
government spending!
Whenever Congress wants to solve a problem it throws
money at it. And once the cash starts flowing, stopping it
is like trying to put toothpaste back into the tube.
And boy are they squeezing the tube hard now!
Look at the ailing banking sector. The U.S. government
has lent and guaranteed literally trillions of dollars to
financial institutions to keep them from going bankrupt. Now
the Treasury Department is buying toxic bank assets to clear
up the balance sheets of the country's big lenders so they
will start lending again.
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Among some 120 beaten-down firms that the government
has so far "invested" in, five in particular have become
virtual wards of state. Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, American
International Group (AIG), Bank of America, and
Citigroup -- these companies are too big to fail.
Over-extended mortgage giants Fannie and Freddie were
effectively nationalized last September. That's when the
government put them into conservatorship and agreed to
inject $100 billion in each company. September also saw the
government assume an 80% stake in failed insurance giant AIG,
in return for an $85 billion capital injection.
The U.S. government is now also the biggest shareholder
in Bank of America. I'll bet you anything it will soon own
most of GM, too. By this time next month it will also be
Citigroup's biggest shareholder, under a plan to convert
preferred stock into common shares.
After pouring billions into them you can be sure Uncle
Sam won't pull the plug on the companies he is investing in
so heavily.
Now I'm not telling you to rush out and buy stock in
Citigroup or Fannie Mae. Just because they won't fail
doesn't mean there is a lot of upside from here.
What I am telling you to do is to anticipate
Uncle Sam's next move... and buy a few shares
first -- before the news is all over CNBC. In other words,
let him do the heavy lifting. Decide where his next big
spending spree is going to be, and let his trillions move
the market for you. That's exactly why we've started
Government-Driven Investing. It's the only investing
service dedicated to investing a step ahead of the
government gravy train.
The One Money-Making
Strategy That Has Worked For Decades
Congress has never seen a problem they don't think they can
spend their way out of. Small government activists celebrate
if they can simply cut the rate of growth by a tenth
of a percent.
Spending under President Bush's two terms grew at the
fastest rate since the LBJ administration. And no one
seriously believes that the Democrats -- who now control both
Congress and the White House -- will reverse the flow.
There's always a bull market in government spending.
And now it's simply gone into overdrive.
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These Stocks Could Rise 10 to 1
Government-Driven Investing does
more than simply follow the money trail.
We also keep an ear to the ground on
Capitol Hill, ferreting out the
financial nitroglycerine that lurks in
each new bill -- even before it becomes
law.
One upcoming bill will light a fire
under stocks in an industry that was
given up for dead here a few years ago.
When Congress passed the Unlawful
Internet Gambling Enforcement Act (UIGEA)
in 2006, it was a death sentence for
American online gambling companies. Some
executives were arrested, others fled
the country, and billions of dollars in
market cap evaporated.
But Americans didn't stop playing online
poker and roulette. Far from it.
Millions continue to gamble online each
day. In fact, online gaming is one of
our few growth industries still left.
The only difference is that the money
now goes overseas.
And it's a lot of money.
Americans spend more on gambling than on
music, theme parks, video games, movie
tickets and all spectator sports
combined.
The latest figures show that the Feds
could raise a stunning $52 billion over
the next decade by taxing online gaming.
With the federal budget deficit at an
all-time high, those billions never
looked so good to the spendthrifts on
Capitol Hill. Of course, they're first
going to have to make it legal.
That's why Rep. Barney Frank (the
powerful Chairman of the House Financial
Services Committee) is reintroducing a
bill to overturn the UIGEA... and bring
legal online betting back to the USA.
This is Frank's third attempt at
overturning the law -- and he's never
been a more powerful figure on Capitol
Hill.
I doubt it's long before he succeeds and
Congress decides it's better to regulate
and tax Internet gambling than to watch
billions in revenues slip through their
fingers.
When that happens, a handful of stocks
are going to shoot up as much as 10 to
1. It's only logical, considering that
these same stocks lost 90% of their
value when the UIGEA passed. In fact,
they could go even higher, because the
online gaming industry has doubled in
the three years since it was effectively
banned here in the States.
My favorite right now is PartyGaming
PLC, which is publicly traded on the
London Stock Exchange. I'll dig deeper
into this story and give you with other
stock plays likely to benefit as the
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Meanwhile, every move Washington makes helps some
business, somewhere. So I don't waste my time chasing the
latest Wall Street fad. I stick to the one money-making
strategy that has worked for decades.
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Sure I'll take notice if corporate insiders are dumping
or loading up on their own shares. I keep an eye on what
Wall Street's few proven long-term winners are buying and
selling... men like Warren Buffett who have made fortunes
through every kind of market. But I never take my
eyes off the biggest player of all... the only actor on the
financial stage that can single-handedly grace our table
with riches or yank them all away: the U.S. government
These stocks I'm telling you about today can anchor
your portfolio for years to come, throwing off the kind of
profits that can change your life.
This Is the Future of Investing
This isn't our father's Wall Street any longer. It's not
even the same Wall Street we knew a year ago.
The hands-off era of laissez-faire capitalism is over.
Government is playing a bigger role in every aspect of our
financial lives. The bailout is just the start of
Washington's increased involvement in the economy.
The government is now the biggest shareholder in our
nine largest banks. Our financial services sector is on its
way to being transformed into a regulated utility. There is
talk of buying out other weak industries, like the carmakers
and the airlines.
It really IS different this time. This is nothing like
the S&L bailout in the 1980s. Back then, the government
established the Resolution Trust Corporation to dispose of
the assets of failed thrifts -- but only after the thrifts
went bankrupt. Today, bureaucrats are cherry-picking
which assets to buy, including equity stakes in commercial
banks that aren't particularly happy about having Uncle Sam
as a major shareholder.
Paradoxically, this is actually good news for anyone
with vision. Many investors have been burnt so badly that
they'll be avoiding the markets for years. That leaves a
wide-open playing field for you, me and anyone else who
wants to grab their share of the government's largesse.
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How the Greenest President Ever Can
Put Some Green in Your Pocket
Barack Obama talked about pumping billions into green energy
projects at every campaign rally. Now that he's President,
clean-energy investors are finally seeing the green.
Obama is the greenest president ever. He just renewed his campaign
pledge to support wind farms, solar panels and fuel-efficient cars.
He wants to double clean-energy generation over the next three
years. His $787 billion stimulus plan includes $104 billion for
alternative-energy technologies. The plan boosts all forms of
renewable energy with tax breaks and incentives worth billions.
His allies on Capitol Hill recently
passed a bill mandating that 15% of
electricity from private utilities be
generated from renewables
by 2020.
The same thing is happening abroad. Governments around the world are
providing subsidies, incentives and tax breaks for alternative
energy. The European Union is mandating that 20% of energy come from
solar, wind and other renewable sources by 2020, too.
Right now solar power accounts for just one tenth of one percent of
all electricity generated in the U.S. Wind power accounts for just
1%. But this is about to change in a dramatic way.
Just watch what happens when $104 billion worth of research and
development, infrastructure building, tax breaks and buyer
incentives go to work. With this spending, we could see...
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The biofuel industry triple
from $25 billion to $80 billion... |
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The hydrogen fuel cell
industry jump ten-fold to $20 billion... |
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Wind power climb 10 times to
$80 billion or more... |
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Solar power soar 20-fold to
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That's over a quarter trillion dollars in annual revenues without
counting geothermal or hydroelectric power -- all right here in the
U.S.
But there's no reason to stop at the U.S. border. The move to clean,
renewable energy is a global mega-trend. And you'll find my #1 pick
in this category in a free report,
Alternative Energy: Obama's
Passion Meets your Portfolio. |
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Finally, No More
Guessing
When you subscribe to Government-Driven Investing,
you'll no longer have to guess which sector's going up and
which is going down. Companies profiting from government
spending are immune from those cycles. You'll be investing
in a bull market that never ends.
Your odds will certainly be a heck of a lot better than
listening to the usual suspects. Take Wall Street analysts.
As a group, their forecasting record is horrible. In 2007,
analysts told us the Dow would hit 15,000. You know what
happened next.
In the middle of 2008, 12 of the 16 analysts following
Citigroup had "buy" ratings on the stock -- when it was trading
above $50. Now it's a penny stock.
In a world where 7 out of 10 mutual fund managers lose
to the unmanaged S&P 500... and where half the economists
are wrong about which way interest rates are
heading... why place your bets with these perennial losers?
Especially when you can invest in companies that are immune
to nearly all outside economic forces.
When you invest in government-driven companies, you
don't have to worry about how sharp the CEO is... or if the
company's next product will be the "next iPod". These
companies have their sales orders on file with the
government, in amounts that will set them -- and you -- up for
years to come.
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give you returns that steadily rise in any market thanks to the
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We examined seven sectors
on the receiving end of blistering government spending... and then
picked a few stocks in each sector with the strongest potential to
double over the next 12 months. The stocks in these reports should
anchor every investor's portfolio:
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1. Alternative Energy: Obama's Passion Meets Your
Portfolio
Obama loves it, we're using more of it, and the latest
stimulus bill had a generous tax credit for it. Here are my
favorite solar and wind-power plays, with an emphasis on
explosive small-cap high-tech firms. |
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2. Best
Infrastructure Profit Plays for the $2.2 Trillion Repair Bill
Our country's aging infrastructure has been
neglected for decades. We're looking at a $2.2 trillion
repair bill over the next five years. Obama is pouring
billions into rebuilding the nation's highways, bridges and
other ailing infrastructure. This tsunami of cash will flood
into a relatively small number of construction and commodity
stocks. I've singled out a handful of favorites to win the
lion's share of these massive contracts. |
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3. Locked-In
Healthcare Gains...Compliments of Stimulus
Of the $787 billion in Obama's stimulus package, more than
$140 billion is going to bring America's health care up to
speed. And of all the companies in line to benefit, one in
particular stands out. |
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4. Double-Digit
Yields Guaranteed by Uncle Sam
With the government standing behind mortgage giants Fannie
Mae and Freddie Mac, two little-known mortgage buyers
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5. Government Profit
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Obama has said for years that car companies should be
building more fuel-efficient vehicles... so my bet is that
he'll twist a few arms and get battery-powered cars out of
Detroit. This will be a huge spark for the battery industry.
The handful of companies in the lithium battery business are
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7. Swine
Flu Pandemic: Government Response Could Lead to Big
Profits for These Two Drug Makers
The rapid government response to this killer disease
could open the door to billions in new revenues for two drug
makers in particular. |
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