The Biden Boom Is Coming And These Stocks Could Soar

The world’s first trillionaire will be a green-tech entrepreneur.

New York Times veteran tech journalist Kara Swisher boldly declared this a year ago–right before the outbreak of a pandemic that would hasten our transition to clean energy … and that would exponentially increase the mountains of money piling into stocks that are in any way tied to a cleaner, better future. 

Governments the world over are pushing a green industrial revolution … and even giant oil traders are scrambling to pour billions of dollars into renewables in what the Financial Times calls a “dramatic shift in the world’s energy mix”. 

It won’t just propel a new commodity supercycle …

It will propel a brilliant collection of new opportunities for tie-ins to all things related to renewable energy.  

It’s a global consensus that a green revolution is exactly what should unleash post-pandemic growth.

And nowhere is that shaping up to be more stunning than in the United States, where the ‘Biden Boom’ is expected to push everything tied to green energy even further into the “outperform” range. 

The likely beneficiaries aren’t just eyeing a post-COVID recovery … they’re part of a global lifestyle change that aims to disrupt multiple industries, with transportation undergoing the most profound transformation. 

An unstoppable Tesla (NASDAQ:TSLA) that cost short-sellers $40 billion in 2020 alone …

NextEra (NYSE:NEE) has trounced Big Oil to become the rising new king of energy …

A momentous enthusiasm for green hydrogen has led stocks like FuelCell (NASDAQ:FCEL) to reward investors with over 600% returns…

And Facedrive (TSX.V:FD, OTCMKTS:FDVRF), the pioneer of carbon-offset ride-hailing in North America–is positioned to surf the tailwinds of a $40-trillion energy transformation with its high-profile acquisition of a transportation as a service industry trailblazer: Washington, DC-based Steer. 

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A $2T Infrastructure Rehaul Just Got Real

Among other things, Biden’s transportation policy includes a $2-trillion infrastructure plan that even Republicans will like. 

It aims to reimagine the entire transportation sector based on new technology and new sources of energy. That is set to include expanded EV purchase incentives to get more people driving them, and a 500,000-strong EV charging network by 2030. 

For Facedrive, this is a huge opportunity.  

First, Facedrive’s acquisition of Steer in September 2020 couldn’t have come at a better time. 

The acquisition was high-profile because Steer was owned by energy giant Exelon (NASDAQ:EXC), and the deal included a $2-million strategic investment by energy giant Exelon’s wholly-owned subsidiary, Exelorate Enterprises, LLC. 

That buy gave Facedrive a tie-in to a major American utility at a time when we are undergoing a massive energy transition. It also gave Canada-based Facedrive a solid footprint in the United States–it’s next major expansion target, along with Europe. Finally, it…