Energy/Infrastructure stocks
or funds
With the push and money going into infrastructure over the next
few years, do you follow any stocks you think might be worth
looking at?
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I cannot say I am an expert, but I would think that Deere and
Caterpillar would be obvious examples of benefiting from an
infrastructure bill.
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LongTerm
CapGains
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Off Topic
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Neutral
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09/17/21 at 8:55 AM CDT
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Cement (as well as other materials), Steel manufacturers or
Civil Engineering or construction firms could be another
possibility.
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Author:
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LongTerm
CapGains
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Off Topic
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Neutral
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09/17/21 at 6:16 PM CDT
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Thanks. CAT has been on my watch list. Either today is a great
opportunity to buy, or it is catching a falling knife. I figure
there are some opportunities for the next few yers though. If I
find anything interesting I will let you know.
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breinejm
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Off Topic
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Neutral
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09/20/21 at 12:17 PM CDT
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As it turns out if China continues to slow down and/or
begins to curtail its dependence on real estate construction
(Evergrande anyone?), it will hit the materials complex, so cement,
steel, aluminum etc may not be a good place to park money.
The Infrastructure Deal could cushion this, but I doubt it is as
big as what China has been spending in construction.
Australia has had more than 25 years without a recession
(pre-Pandemic), this, on the back of China's huge spending
spree.
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Author:
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LongTerm
CapGains
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Off Topic
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Neutral
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Date:
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09/23/21 at 7:10 AM CDT
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