Why robot stocks will rise in the age of Trump | Investopedia

curated by Alex Kirkpatrick | March 9, 2017

The stocks of robot makers will likely enjoy sharp gains in the coming years as the United States—along with other major industrial nations—use robots to replace expensive human labor, according to Barron’s. Shares of Japan-based Fanuc Corp., Rockwell Automation (ROK), German manufacturer KUKA AG and Japan-based Yaskawa Electric Corp could all encounter notable tailwinds.

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