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As the U.S. presidential election is held across the United States, experts are paying close attention to future prospects. Due to the high early voting rate, Biden is seen as the frontrunner, but just like the last election, the emergence of shy Trump cannot be ruled out.
Since the situation is unpredictable, the fortunes of related stocks are also expected to vary greatly depending on the progress of the vote count. Accordingly, Day Investment Group, a specialized stock information provider, has identified themes to focus on assuming each candidate wins.
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1. Biden-related stocks
Joe Biden has proposed an ambitious plan to invest $5 trillion solely in renewable energy. On the other hand, since he aims to comply with the Kyoto Protocol, traditional industries are expected to decline while environmentally friendly sectors such as solar power-related stocks, hydrogen car-related stocks, and electric vehicle-related stocks are likely to surge.
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2. Trump-related stocks
If Trump wins, stocks based on traditional smokestack industries are likely to rise again, and with his intention to improve America’s outdated infrastructure, stocks closely related to infrastructure are expected to perform well. Based on protectionism, automobile-related stocks, machinery industry-related stocks, and oil-related stocks are expected to record high growth rates.
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If you want to know more about the future stock price outlook of related stocks, please consult for free with Day Investment Group’s care manager through the link below.
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Stocks of interest: Sambu Construction, Softcamp, Mobase Electronics, iCraft, Semiconlight
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