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5 Top 2026 Stock Picks Are Companies Backed by Massive US Government Stakes
247Wallst· 2026-02-18 13:15
Group 1 - The U.S. government has shifted towards direct equity investments in strategic private companies to bolster national security and reduce reliance on foreign supply chains, particularly from China [1][2] - This approach has been compared to an informal "American sovereign wealth fund," leading to significant stakes in publicly traded firms, which may present compelling investment opportunities [1][2] - The focus of these investments includes sectors vital to defense, AI, electric vehicles, and energy independence, with all identified companies rated Buy by top Wall Street firms [1] Group 2 - Cameco Corp. is a leading uranium supplier with a small dividend and a significant deal with the U.S. Commerce Department to finance $80 billion in nuclear plant construction [1] - Intel Corp. has seen a government acquisition of a 10% stake through an $8.9 billion investment, positioning it as a major player in the semiconductor industry [1] - L3Harris Technologies Inc. received a $1 billion investment from the Pentagon to expand missile production, with a reliable dividend and a focus on national security technology solutions [2] - Lithium Americas Corp. is developing the Thacker Pass lithium project, which is considered a potential major investment opportunity due to its sought-after product [2] - MP Materials Corp. operates the only rare earth mine in the U.S. and secured a $400 million investment from the Department of Defense to enhance domestic production [2] - Trilogy Metals Inc. holds a 50% interest in the Upper Kobuk Mineral Projects in Alaska, with a government stake that could increase investor interest [2]
Sissel: Current Sell-Off "Buying Opportunity," MRVL & LDOS Top Picks
Youtube· 2025-10-10 20:00
selling on Wall Street. The VIX up 25%. The Dow's down 600 points.Markets have turned into the negative after a record for the Nasdaq this morning. All of this is on tensions with China. So, now we talk more about the big picture here.Shaina Sisle, founder, CEO of Vanrian Capital Management is with me and it's a great day to have you on because everybody's been waiting for some sort of pullback. This one fundamentally is a big it's not just a pullback, but it's about China. Shaina, um, what are your thought ...