The portfolio you need to have if Hillary Clinton becomes the new president of USA.

We've put together a portfolio of 15 stocks experts think should do well under a Clinton presidency. So, the more it looks like she might be elected, the more lift these stocks should get.

1.HCA Holdings (HCA)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +2.70%
HCA Holdings is a for-profit health care services company that operates hospitals and other related facilities. Adjustments to make the system work better, and the possibility of more states accepting Medicaid expansion under incentives supported by Clinton, would likely benefit hospitals.

2. Aetna (AET)
The company would benefit from a Clinton presidency on two fronts: in the Obamacare exchanges (which under her would likely be fixed), and in Medicare Advantage (a substitute for parts of original Medicare that is likely to expand). Especially if its planned acquisition of Humana goes through.

3. SolarCity (SCTY)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: -52.84%
Clinton's campaign platform includes setting a series of national goals, including 500 million solar panels installed and generating enough renewable energy to power every home in America, to curb climate change and promote clean energy. If she were to make progress, it would mean good things for companies in solar.

4. Renewable Energy Group (REGI)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: -4.61%
Renewable Energy Group produces biofuels and develops renewable chemicals. Clinton is a proponent of the Renewable Fuel Standard, which requires a minimum blend of biofuels in gasoline.

5. Aecom (ACM)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +6.56%
Aecom provides professional engineering, consulting and project management services for infrastructure projects. It pulled in more than 5,000 government contracts in 2015 valued at $2.6 billion, and if Clinton were able to boost federal infrastructure investment as much as she pledges to on the campaign trail, it might very well see that increase.

6. Goldman Sachs (GS)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: -18.01%
Goldman Sachs has been a sore spot for Clinton the campaign trail, with her foes on both the left and the right critiquing paid speeches she gave at the firm. Even though the former first lady has said she would get tough on Wall Street in the White House, it is unlikely she would really go after Goldman and others all that hard.

7. Walmart (WMT)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: -8.87%
linton has said that as president she will support raising the federal minimum wage to $12 and that where it can be raised to $15, it should be. While such a maneuver would mean many companies would have to increase wages, it would also put more money into consumers' pockets.

8. L-3 Communications Holdings (LLL)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +17.46%
L-3 Communications Holdings focuses on integrated space communications system design. On the campaign trail, Clinton has repeatedly called for increased surveillance, in the wake of the June Orlando attack demanding an "intelligence surge" to bolster capabilities.

9. CACI International (CACI)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +8.02%
CACI International provides information solutions and services in support of national security missions and government transformation. According to S&P's analysis, companies specializing in federal information technology, including CACI International, would benefit from a Clinton presidency.

10. United States Steel Corporation (X)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: -14.40%
In April 2016, U.S. Steel filed a complaint with the International Trade Commission alleging Chinese steel producers conspired to fix prices, steal intellectual property and falsify import labels to avoid tariffs. Clinton is likely to be more aggressive than President Obama in enforcing trade laws and leveling the global playing field, tripling the number of trade enforcement officers, cracking down on currency manipulation and standing up to abuses.

11. Netflix (NFLX)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +32.26%
Netflix is a proponent and beneficiary of net neutrality, which requires internet service providers and government treat all internet data the same and provide no "fast lanes" for certain content providers, sites or users.

12. American Electric Power (AEP)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +24.24%
According to S&P Capital IQ's analysis,, the company will be able to rise their prices due to the fact that 62% of the generators do not match with the green plan of Obama and Clinton

13. Smith & Wesson Holding Company (SWHC)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +122.44%
The firearm manufacturer's stock price has soared in reaction to President Obama's calls for tougher gun laws in the past, and it could very well do the same under a President Clinton, as she has also made gun reform a major plank of her platform.

14. Tyson Foods (TSN)
Performance since Clinton announced on April 12, 2015: +83.82%
Tyson, like most in the consumer staples sector, taps into the immigrant labor pool Clinton's rival, Trump, promises to crack down on in the White House. The former first lady would likely be more immigrant-friendly than her opponent, which would help food producers like Tyson keep costs down.

15. SPDR S&P 500 ETF (SPY)
The SPDR S&P 500 ETF is an investment trust that tracks the S&P 500. While a Clinton presidency would by no means be a surefire assurance of market success, she would provide the sort of certainty and predictability the market generally prefers -- especially in comparison to her more volatile opponent.

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