These clean energy stocks are breaking out on Biden optimism, Bank of America chart analyst says

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as Biden rises in the polls, and Bank of America said there's more upside ahead for some of the key players in the renewables space.

The former Vice President has outlined a $2 trillion sustainable infrastructure plan that would make the U.S. power sector carbon free by 2035, and the country carbon neutral by 2050. "With increasing investor expectations of not just a potential Biden win but further upside for renewables tied to a Dem sweep at the Senate, we note broader expectations for the solar industry to benefit broadly," Bank of America technical research strategist Stephen Suttmeier said in a recent note to clients.

Given these stocks' record run, Suttmeier said there's "clear election upside," but did caution around increasingly higher investor expectations. With that in mind, he believes a company-specific approach should be taken, noting that residential solar plays could be a big winner given that the federal solar tax credit could be extended even if the Senate doesn't flip.

 

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