“Should Clinton end up being the chosen one, the results are likely to favor those multi-nationals with above average exposure to revenue from abroad, various areas of tech, big data and anything else that is likely to benefit from the big getting bigger.
These aren't political opinions, these are strictly observations I've made over the years and years of watching how our Presidents have affected various sectors of the markets, and more importantly how they can change them.”
Its actually not too hard to expand and narrow down the above and rather broad list to a few specific sectors or stocks as aside from any MNC who has helped to fund the Clinton Fountation or Hillary Clinton's campaign (e.g. Wall Street, the big banks, Big Tech in Silicon Valley etc), let's consider just what the modern Democratic party stands for...........
With that in mind, I would add any stocks or sectors that benefit directly or indirectly from government subsidies because they are in “cool” or “chosen sectors” that progressive liberal types worship e.g. so called green or renewable energy or green technology plays like small caps Ballard Power Systems Inc (NASDAQ: BLDP), FuelCell Energy Inc (NASDAQ: FCEL) and Plug Power Inc (NASDAQ: PLUG) along with solar installers Vivint Solar Inc (NYSE: VSLR) and Sunrun Inc (NASDAQ: RUN). Then there are the bigger and more global solar energy solutions stocks like First Solar, Inc (NASDAQ: FSLR) and SunPower Corporation (NASDAQ: SPWR) that will no doubt be the focus of any “energy policy” or global warming policy coming out of Washington.
And of course, there is the darling stock and company of the coastal green elites - electric car stock Tesla Motors Inc’s (NASDAQ: TSLA). Regulators right now have zero interest in looking under the hood at Elon Musk’s accounting or the safety of his products (e.g. autopilot etc) and they certainly aren’t going to start doing so in a Hillary Clinton administration.
All of the above mentioned stocks should find themselves showered with even more perks, tax breaks and other types of subsidies and/or potentially more important - favorable regulatory regimes. Remember: The Republican controlled Congress might be in charge of appropriations and spending BUT they have largely abdicated any responsibility for regulating to the nameless faceless bureaucrats in the alphabet soup of agencies.
The government sector itself is far more likely to be be richly rewarded in a Democratic administration as it will inevitably grow even bigger than it would otherwise grow in a Republican admnistration. Thus, any stock that derives a significant portion of their revenues from any form of government contracting could be richly rewarded. For example: Small cap global project management stock Versar Inc (NYSEMKT: VSR), which was recently suggested as a long/bullish idea by our Under the Radar Movers newsletter and provides technical and management support to federal, state, and local government clients as well as to industries worldwide, is the type of stock that investors and traders might want to look for – even if the Republicans maintain control of Congress.
And given Hillary Clinton’s hawkish foreign policy and what she did as Secretary of State to the Middle East, I would not rule out investing in defense stocks which might traditionally fare much better in a Republican administration than they would in a Democratic one. The same goes for gun stocks as there is nothing like a Democratic administration to boost the sales over at Smith & Wesson Holding Corp (NASDAQ: SWHC) and Sturm, Ruger & Company (NYSE: RGR).
Taking the above into consideration, investors and traders alike should keep something else our newsletter said in mind:
It remains to be seen how all of this will effect healthcare, so it's probably a good idea at this point to start lightening the load when it comes to healthcare providers and anyone else who derives their revenue from individuals seeking lower healthcare costs. It's just too murky of a space over the next several months considering how unhappy so many Americans are with Obamacare now.
As for development stage biotech, medical device makers and anything else associated with extending the lives of an individual, that's still and always we be a favorable sector over the next several years, especially with the aging Boomer population. The demographic will most certainly need care as we all get older, regardless of who we're paying and how much.
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