Kathryn Thompson, CEO of Thompson Research Group, joins Worldwide Exchange to discuss the trickle-down effects of the Russian war in Ukraine on the global supply chain, and on cement production in particular.

Leisa Childers 12/30/21 Leisa Childers 12/30/21

TRG on CNBC: It’s going take time for supply chains to improve

Leisa Childers 11/15/21 Leisa Childers 11/15/21

TRG on CNBC: Betting On Big Returns From Infrastructure Stocks

Leisa Childers 10/1/21 Leisa Childers 10/1/21

Supply Chain Disruption: Building products are delayed, unavailable or expensive

Leisa Childers 9/15/21 Leisa Childers 9/15/21

TRG on CNBC: Why extreme weather and climate change have only increased focus on infrastructure, and infrastructure-related stocks

Leisa Childers 7/22/21 Leisa Childers 7/22/21

Thompson Research Exclusive: Dealers Discuss Supply Chain Today

EXCLUSIVE: Dealers Discuss Supply Chain Today

Leisa Childers 6/8/21 Leisa Childers 6/8/21

TRG on CNBC: The people in charge of rebuilding the nation’s infrastructure are more focused on reauthorizing the highway bill

Leisa Childers 4/5/21 Leisa Childers 4/5/21

TRG on CNBC: Makers of heavy materials will benefit no matter what form the final infrastructure bill takes

Matthew Rogers 3/23/21 Matthew Rogers 3/23/21

TRG on CNBC: Thompson Research CEO Kathryn Thompson on her top transport stock picks

The transports and shipping industry is continuing to make a run this year. The Dow’s transportation average is up over 107% in the past year as the country starts to reopen. Kathryn Thompson, CEO of Thompson Research Group, joined “Squawk Box” on Tuesday to discuss her top stock picks in the sector.

Leisa Childers 3/3/21 Leisa Childers 3/3/21

TRG on CNBC: Any new infrastructure spending plan will likely support green initiatives across several industries

Leisa Childers 12/16/20 Leisa Childers 12/16/20

TRG on CNBC: Housing, and housing-related stocks, are going to continue to be a big theme in 2021

Leisa Childers 7/9/20 Leisa Childers 7/9/20

TRG on CNBC: RV sales have soared largely because there’s been a major shift in what consumers are comfortable doing during the pandemic