While the enormous damage caused by Hurricane Harvey will be costly for some businesses, like insurance companies, it presents opportunities for other businesses, like those handling the reconstruction projects.

One such company is Sterling Construction Company (STRL), the largest civil construction company in Texas, as reported by the National Inflation Association.

NIA is 1,000% confident that Sterling Construction Company (STRL) will explode for HUGE percentage gains in the days/weeks ahead. Floods from Hurricane/Tropical Storm Harvey have badly damaged the transportation infrastructure throughout the Houston area – and the water hasn’t finished rising yet! Investors are about to begin searching for how to profit from the upcoming Houston infrastructure reconstruction boom and will quickly discover STRL as the #1 way to capitalize!

STRL is the leading heavy civil construction company that specializes in the building and reconstruction of transportation infrastructure, water infrastructure, and residential and commercial concrete projects in Texas! STRL’s heavy civil construction projects include highways, roads, bridges, airfields, ports, light rail, water, wastewater and storm drainage systems and multi-family homes, commercial projects and parking structures. STRL’s residential concrete projects include concrete foundations for single-family homes. (see the complete post)

Congress is expected to approve federal funds to rebuild Houston’s damaged infrastructure, which will flow into Sterling and other construction companies. The hurricane relief package might also help Congress unite together long enough to raise the debt ceiling prior to the September 30 deadline.

This is not a recommendation for investing.

Author: James Bailey James Bailey is a blogger, business owner, husband and father of two grown children. In 1982, he surrendered his life to the Lord Jesus Christ. In 2012, he founded Z3news.com to broadcast the message of salvation by reporting end time news before it happens.

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