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Filed under: Newsletters, Stocks to Buy, Green Stocks, Obama Picks "The new administration will likely soon launch a new spending program to put people back to work and boost the economy," says Jim Powell, adding, "That's even more likely now that the financial crisis is in full swing and growth is declining." In his Global Changes & Opportunities Report he looks at General Cable (NYSE: BGC) as a play on the rebuilding of the nation's electric power grid. "Politicians at all levels have also voiced strong support for rebuilding our woefully inadequate infrastructure. Because building roads, bridges, electrical grids, and so on, will employ many voters, I think allocations for such projects will go to the top of the government's spending list. "That's especially true since infrastructure projects will also funnel billions of dollars to state and local governments that are facing hard times. All in all, modernizing the the electric power grid should be another very pro?table long-term investment. "I believe the most promising beneficiary of the electric power project will be General Cable. The company produces products for a wide variety of applications including large cables for long distribution networks. Continue reading General Cable (BCC): Power play on power grid General Cable (BCC): Power play on power grid originally appeared on BloggingStocks on Wed, 19 Nov 2008 14:30:00 EST. Please see our terms for use of feeds. Permalink | Email this | Comments
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