Is this the most lucrative idea of the year?

Paolo Cabrelli | 22 Nov 2020 The $5 billion "bedroom mistake" Dear Reader,   I guess you've seen this toy before:   ​   The Rubik's Cube has made over $5 billion in global revenue.   It's the best-selling toy of all time.   Erno Rubik created it by mistake while tinkering in his bedroom.   When he started playing with the cube, he realized that he couldn't put it back together.   But he was hooked.   He spent a month struggling to solve the puzzle he created until he finally did it.   As Rubik says, he felt "a great sense of accomplishment and utter relief."   Imagine if someone told him back in 1974 that the puzzle could be solved in seconds.   It would have sounded unbelievable, right?   But, today, the world record for solving the cube is JUST 3.47 seconds!   The record holder is Yusheng Du of China.   That's the definition of exponential growth.   And today we can observe the same exponential growth in our internet connection speeds.   Back in 1987, telecom companies rolled out the "1G" mobile network.     The maximum connection speed was just 2.4kbps.   To put that in context, it would have taken you 33 days to download a High Definition movie.   Still, it created an explosion of wealth.   Motorola was the first company to release a mobile phone to consumers.   And had you bought its stock before the 1G boom….    You'd have made a 2,306% gain in the 15 years that followed.   ​   Past performance is not a reliable indicator of future results. (Five-year performance – 2015: +4.17% 2016: +23.58% 2017: +11.32% 2018: +29.70% 2019: +42.12%)   In other words, that's enough to turn £1,500 into £34,590 (before costs or tax)!     And you could have made that if you invested before Motorola made headlines.     Today, as you may know, the 5G rollout is taking place.     5G speed tops out at 10 gigabits per second.   To grasp how fast is that… you can download a movie in 2.5 seconds!   Incredible, right?   That's about the same increase in speed from the first person to solve the Rubik's cube to the world record holder of today.   Make no mistake, I believe there is serious money to be made here.   And ONE company has developed a technology that will be the lynchpin of the 5G revolution.   As we speak, the biggest tech manufacturers in the world are installing the relevant technology in their devices.   In short, demand for this technology looks set to be outrageous.   And hardly anyone has spotted it!   The company behind the technology works out of a building on Stresemannstraße in Berlin.   And it has less than 100 full-time employees.   It's tiny. But tech companies do not need to be huge to have blockbuster potential.   They simply need one thing: in-demand tech.   And that's why the biggest tech companies in history are banging down their door to upgrade their devices.   If I paid a Hollywood scriptwriter to come up with a better fortune-making scenario than this…   There's no way they could top what's happening here! Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results.   And today you'll be able to make a potential killing from the cutting-edge technology at the centre of the 5G boom...   Frankly, it could be the most lucrative idea of the year…   >> Click here to find out how you can take advantage of this opportunity now   Paolo Cabrelli Publisher, Southbank Investment Research   PS Some speedcubers can solve the cube blindfolded.   Some can solve it using only one hand.   But while they grab the spotlight with their feats.   Do you know who gets the last laugh?    Erno Rubik.   Because while the first place in a speedsolving competition will net you around $1,200…   Erno has made over $100 million in his lifetime, mostly thanks to his invention.   Before creating the cube, he was earning $200 per month as an architecture and design professor in Hungary.   That's the power of one big idea – it can change your future.   Just like investing in early in the 5G rollout could do for you.   >> Click here and grab your front-row seat as the 5G takes the world by storm

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