How investors could potentially profit from this bizarre breakthrough

Paolo Cabrelli | 08 Feb 2021 Ground-breaking surgery performed on… a banana?  Dear Reader,   Recently, one of the most important surgeries in world history took place.    It was a matter of life and death... kind of.    I'll knock the important question out of the way first: the patient survived and is doing great post-op.    Did I mention who the patient was?    It was a banana.    Now, before you start wondering if I lost my marbles, let me explain...    And also let me tell you how this surgery could point the way to $13.2 trillion of new wealth.    So, the surgery was important because it used 5G technology.    The doctor who performed the surgery was in London... while the "patient" was in California.    Take a look at this tweet that shows the surgery being performed.    Source: Twitter    You see, one of the main benefits of 5G is the low latency. Latency is the time it takes for data to travel between two points.    High latency is what causes that lagging or delay effect when you're in a zoom call or when gaming, for instance.    5G will practically eliminate latency.    As Business Insider wrote:    "5G is being used to perform remote surgery from thousands of miles away, and it could transform the healthcare industry"   But remote surgeries are just a small sample of the revolution 5G is set to bring to the world.    5G will also enable the so-called Internet of Skills – where high-skilled individuals, like that London surgeon, could apply their expertise anywhere in the world.    Take remote education, where a piano teacher could teach a student thousands of miles away in another country how to play piano.    Or remote servicing, where mechanics and technicians would be able to service broken down vehicles or machinery from great distances.    All thanks to this breakthrough 5G technology. The applications are limitless!    And, remember, we're talking about an industry which could be worth $13.2 trillion by the end of the decade.    Now, with the right moves, investors could stand to see life-changing profits by taking advantage of the 5G boom while it's still early.     Wouldn't you want to pocket a share of that massive wealth?   Click here and you'll find out our essential 5G plays you can make TODAY.   Paolo Cabrelli Publisher, Southbank Investment Research

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