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In less than eleven weeks, the Oval Office gets a new occupant. How does Barack Obama's arrival on Pennsylvania Avenue transform the landscape on Wall Street?
Formula Capital's James Altucher tells CNBC he's identified a couple of planks in the winner's campaign platform that should work in favor of some selected stocks.
Recommendations:
"On health care, you have Health Management Associates [HMA
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Altucher's infrastructure plays are KBR [KBR
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"Obama wants to set up a national infrastructure reinvestment bank to basically pour dollars down on transportation projects," he said.
Disclosures:
Disclosure information for James Altucher was not immediately available.








