According to Patrick Tyler Brown, an investment bank Raymond James analyst, the U.S. federal government may deliver “a once-in-a-generation type infusion for infrastructure projects in [the] coming years.” Meanwhile, there are signs that billionaires and institutional investors are starting to pour money into infrastructure stocks ahead of the government’s likely, huge spending spree. Given these points, a variety of infrastructure names will likely surge in 2023, making this a good time for longer-term investors to find good infrastructure stocks to buy.
From a maker of plane engines to train operators, an internet service provider, and, of course, companies that help roads and bridges get built, this column will give investors a variety of top-notch, safe infrastructure stocks to consider.
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