How to hit the 369 million G-spot…

Sam Volkering | 31 July 2020 Is this the biggest financial G-spot ever? Dear Reader,   From mast burning…   ​   To international security spats…   ​ (Source: Twitter)   5G seems to be in the news for all the wrong reasons.   I’d like to look at the real reason I believe it should be in the news…   As potentially the biggest investing G-spot in history.   The simple fact is 5G is rolling out worldwide. And every previous “leap forward” in mobile internet speeds has huge financial opportunity for investors.   But 5G is set to change the world on a scale far, FAR larger than 1G, 2G, 3G and 4G.   For a start, it will birth many more industries:   ✓ Smart homes: According to Tech Radar 5G is about to “Revolutionise” the $76 billion smart home industry. Ushering in a new world of smart home appliances, where plugs, locks, thermostats, ovens, fridges, lights and radiators all interact with each other seamlessly.   ✓ Energy: 5G smart grids allow rapid detection of spikes in energy demand and efficient allocation of resources. The Finnish government in conjunction with Nokia and the Baltic states are rolling out 5G smart grids nationwide. And China is doing the same.   ✓ Healthcare: Aside from remote surgery, 5G will transform healthcare. Think wearables that monitor vital signs from a patient’s home. Royal Liverpool Hospital has spent £3.5 million installing 5G infrastructure on its premises. Chicago’s Rush Hospital and Birmingham are already running on 5G premises.   ✓ Agriculture: Three rural areas of the UK already have access to 5G. Tech giant Cisco has produced a 5G collar for cows to measure what they’re eating and how they’re sleeping.   ✓ Smart cities: ZDNet recently stated “5G will make smart cities a reality”. Giving way to a world where traffic lights co-ordinate to speed up flow… where street lamps dim when there are no pedestrians nearby… and where your garbage bin automatically calls the bin man when it reaches a certain level.   ✓ Automated factories: According to Hitachi’s director of digital solutions for manufacturing, 5G “Is the missing block in the puzzle” for the factory of the future.   ✓ The death of broadband: Broadband is about to go the same way as the fax machine and the home telephone line. It doesn’t take a genius to see that with 5G offering uninterrupted internet that is faster than broadband, the broadband companies business quickly becomes obsolete.   And what also isn’t in the news…   But I’d like to share with you today…   Is one tiny company that could hold the key to this financial G-spot.   A company that makes a tiny chip that could be installed in 369 million devices… powering a 694,636%% surge in growth.   A company that could make anyone who backs it a potential fortune.   You can find out how and why it really hits the spot here.   Best, ​ Sam Volkering  Editor, Southbank Investment Research

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