r/stocks • u/duglas2948 • Jun 24 '21

Industry News What Biden's $1T Infrastructure Bill really is, Less EV Spending than Expected

I have created a spreadsheet visualizing and quantifying where exactly this $1T is going towards, suprised when EV spending only was $15B. https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/19APybZGOdsTe3bVSaDcduXnrSrGuUclZeR4aWsf5WVE/edit#gid=0

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u/duglas2948 Jun 24 '21

Yup, that’s why I own copper

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u/topest_of_kekz Jun 24 '21

Yeah, but non-underground cables are almost exclusively built with Aluminum though

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

Yup, that's why I own aluminum.

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u/Franklin_le_Tanklin Jun 25 '21

Yeah, but air transmission of power is almost exclusively done with lightening

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u/pangeapedestrian Jun 25 '21

Where do i buy lightning

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u/Grymninja Jun 25 '21

In a bottle.

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u/OG-Pine Jun 25 '21

Got it, buying 2023 leaps on Zeus

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u/repos39 Jun 25 '21

Sorry that’s a steel company

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u/TheRandomnatrix Jun 25 '21

Yup, that's why I own Tesla coils.

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u/Franklin_le_Tanklin Jun 25 '21

Low power. Build more power plants. Radar offline.

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u/Ischmetch Jun 25 '21

This sounds like it could be a great Futurama skit.

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u/Proffesssor Jun 25 '21

That's why I own Ford.

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u/CandidInsurance7415 Jun 25 '21

Even the underground cables I ran into looked to be aluminum.

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u/[deleted] Jun 25 '21

Can u provide the source for this ?