By Nigam Arora & Dr. Natasha Arora
Here are the key points investors need to know about opportunities in infrastructure:
- Two of the Infrastructure Model Portfolio companies have already been bought out, producing great gains.
- USCR is already closed, and members received $74 per share in cash in the buyout.
- X has a $55 per share cash buyout offer. The deal has not yet closed.
- On November 15, 2021, Biden signed the Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act. The act has authorized $1.2T in spending. The money will be flowing into the economy until 2031.
- Both Republicans and Democrats favor infrastructure spending.
- Infrastructure presents a big opportunity for investors. Millions will be made but a lot of money will be lost. For this reason, it is very important that investors follow Arora’s 30 Laws and have a good framework about the true nature of the markets. The easiest way is to attend the Higher Returns With Bulletproof Techniques Seminar.
- You cannot depend on stops to protect you. These stocks can gap down by large amounts.
- It is better to diversify between these stocks.
- Please read again Trade Management Guidelines especially the Scaling In Entries section.
- These are medium to long-term positions but experienced aggressive investors may consider starting Trade Around positions with closer stops and closer targets. Please see Trade Management Guidelines to learn about Trade Around positions.
- For those interested in infrastructure, infrastructure stocks should only be a very small part of a well-diversified portfolio.
| Symbol
|
Buy Now ‘Good Way’ |
Buy Zone ‘Best Way’ | Size Range |
Target Zone | Stop Zone |
| *** | NO | 55.12 – 60.63 | 15 – 25 | 86.00 – 92.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 32.16 – 38.56 |
15 – 30 | 74.00 – 78.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 116.02 – 123.76 |
20 – 35 | 210.00 – 230.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 360.56 – 406.71 |
20 – 30 | 631.00 – 648.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 153.11 – 166.61 | 25 – 35 | 316.00 – 328.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 37.02 – 40.68 |
15 – 30 | 73.00 – 78.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 81.38 – 92.61 |
20 – 30 | 134.00 – 152.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 52.26 – 58.63 |
20 – 35 | 113.00 – 118.00 |
Note 3 |
| *** | NO | 28.13 – 33.52 |
20 – 35 | 46.00 – 52.00 |
Note 3 |
| USCR | Buyout see separate post |
Buyout see separate post |
– | Buyout see separate post |
– |
| X | Buyout see separate post |
Buyout see separate post |
– | Buyout see separate post |
– |
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Notes:
- Those who have attended the Higher Returns With Bulletproof Techniques Seminar generate significantly more profits compared to those who have not attended the seminar.
- All of the text and the notes in the Core Model Portfolio apply. Please be sure to read them again.
- Due to high volatility, stop zones are your second line of defense and NOT the primary defense for some long term positions. Please see Trade Management Guidelines. Different subscribers enter these positions at different times and at different prices. Further, some subscribers hedge while others do not. The foregoing has significant impact on stop zones. Often more detailed guidance is provided in specific individual posts. When appropriate, exact stop zones for certain but not all stocks are given in the table above. Often specific stop zones are given in the table above for new positions just entered. Those who should not take higher risk or those who have entered these positions recently or do not hedge, or do not take a comprehensive portfolio approach, or do not follow ‘The Best Way’, may consider stop zones about 15% to 20% below the average entry price (consider scaling in — please see Trade Management Guidelines). or preferably 10% to 15% below the low band of the buy zone depending upon where a position is bought and personal risk tolerance. Our long-time subscribers can have several very good situations develop for them. For example, for every dollar invested in a stock, the subscriber may have already booked $4 in profits and may still have unrealized profits of another $4. For long term positions with such unrealized gains, one situation that often occurs that should be avoided is that a stock spikes down, takes out the stops, and then runs back up again. The best way is to steadily continue to book some profits in various positions, taking a comprehensive portfolio approach, tactically adjusting the quantities (your first line of defense, please see Trade Management Guidelines), using hedges and appropriate cash levels for the long-term portfolio. In cases where there are large unrealized gains, consider using only catastrophic stops. When it is all said and done, using stops is a matter of personal risk tolerance — make a decision based on your own preference.
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Nigam Arora
Nigam Arora is known for his accurate stock market calls. Nigam is a distinguished master of the macro. He is a popular columnist with over 100 million page views, an engineer, and nuclear physicist by background. Nigam has founded two Inc. 500 fastest growing companies and has been involved in over 50 entrepreneurial ventures. He is the developer of Theory ZYX of Successful Change Management and is the author of the book on Theory ZYX, as well as the developer of the ZYX Change Method for Investing.
Dr. Natasha Arora
Dr. Natasha Arora has significant expertise in investment analysis especially biotech, healthcare, and technology. Natasha is a graduate of Harvard Medical School followed by a postdoc at MIT. She has published several peer reviewed research papers in top science journals.
