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Prepared for Suneet W. | Delivered October 26, 2020
Stocks and Political Unrest
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Goals
To determine which public stocks will increase or decrease in value after the upcoming election due to political unrest.
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Early Findings
A
CNBC
report suggests, infrastructure, clean energy and health-care services companies would be poised to do well, while Pharmaceutical companies and FAANG stocks (Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Netflix and Alphabet) could decrease in stock price.
The following
10 public companies
could see a rise in stock prices if Trump wins the election: Bank of America, JPMorgan Chase, Amazon, Exxon Mobile, Twitter, Facebook, Lockheed Martin, Geo Group, Walmart and Vaneck
Vectors Russia ETF.
Seven
public companies
in the medical marijuana industry that should see an increase in stock price: Canopy Growth, Cronos Group, Tilray, Innovative Industrial Properties, Charlotte's Web, Turning Point Brands and Curaleaf.
These are the top 10 public
tech companies
that may likely decrease in value after the election due to efforts to enforce stricter regulations- no matter who wins: Google, Microsoft, Intel, Advanced Micro Devices, Facebook, Amazon, Apple, Taiwan Semiconductor, Salesforce and Nividia.
If Biden wins, these
public companies
win likely benefit: First Solar, Sunrun, Canadian Solar, NextEra Energy, Plug Power, SPI Energy, Workhorse, Advent Technologies, AMCI Acquisitions and Nikola.
These public company stocks will likely
lose credibility
after a Biden win: Sturm Ruger, Smith & Wesson Brands, Vista Outdoor, Olin Corporation, Sportsman's Warehouse, Walmart, CoreCivic, Amazon and Big Five Sporting Goods.
Electric
vehicle companies
set to see increase if Biden wins: Tesla, Nikola, Toyota, General Motors and Hyliion.
Gig economy
stocks for Uber and Lyft have been fighting the current administration due to laws requiring employees be treated as employees- they will like see an uptick under new legislation. Fiverr, Upwork and Etsy should also see an increase in price.
Public companies
that will likely do well no matter the outcome of the election will be Lockheed Martin, Boeing and Leidos Holdings.
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