How to really fish for 5G riches…

Paolo Cabrelli | 15 Jan 2021 Catch of the day? Explosive profits? Dear Reader,   Take a look at this explosive 'catch of the day'…     Source: Twitter   It was recently hauled from the River Thames at Reading by a magnet fisherman.   You can understand his reaction. Luckily, the pin remained in place!   If you've not heard of magnet fishing, it's metal detecting – in water.   You simply attach a magnet to a piece of rope, throw it in – and start trawling.   Bizarrely grenades are a common haul…   Last December an angler pulled 19 of them out of a river near Birmingham and bomb disposal experts had to be called.   Other items from around the UK include a civil war cannonball, an Enigma codebreaker and a diamond bracelet.    According to the pros, the best places to 'fish' are canals – because they are rich in history and were the supply lines that proved crucial for the Industrial Revolution. Forecasts are not a reliable indicator of future results.   Well, I'd like to share with you the chance to 'fish' for potentially far more explosive profits.   From the safety of your own home…   And in the waters of a new technology at the very heart of what some people are calling the fourth industrial revolution.   Something that could generate up to $13.2 trillion in new wealth by 2035.     If you'd like to 'fish' for a potential fortune…   The details are HERE.   Best,   Paolo Cabrelli Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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