Arrived 11/28/21:
When President Biden signed the “once-in-a-generation” bipartisan infrastructure bill, I immediately found a dozen articles talking about stocks that could be set to win.
The only problem?
They were stuffed with names like John Deere, Caterpillar, and Tesla.
I was looking for… someone a little less well-known. A little less obvious!
And preferably smaller than a $100 billion market cap.
And listen – that’s not to criticize these stocks, I’m sure they’re all great companies.
It’s just that they’re already so big…
Meaning that a billion or two in infrastructure spending is probably not going to make a huge difference.
Now, just a few days ago, a microcap stock came across my desk that had been identified by our Everlasting: Firecrackers team.
And, well, it’s everything John Deere and Caterpillar are not.
Unlike these “obvious” infrastructure stocks, it’s basically unknown.
I mean, it’s headquartered a couple counties from where I live, and I’d never heard of it.
What’s more, this stock is tiny.
Like, $171 million market cap tiny.
Meaning it’s 629x smaller than John Deere by market cap.
And by my research, this stock is incredibly well-placed.
Because here’s the thing…
Not only is it headquartered near Washington, DC…
And not only does it specialize in several areas that the infrastructure bill is targeting – including construction and highways…
But it’s so small that, were it to secure just 2% of the road and bridge funding that was just signed into law…
Just 2%!…
It would grow business revenue by a startling 43 times!
Talk about upside potential – a “hidden winner”!
It’s still a hidden name…but with this combination of attributes, I would not be surprised if that didn’t last much longer.
Now, as I mentioned, this stock was recently uncovered by The Motley Fool’s only microcap investing service, Everlasting: Firecrackers.

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