Posted by Matthew Clark | Apr 9, 2020 | Investing From Money&Markets As an investor, you need to be able to spot trends and put your money where it will count the most — and few sectors are hotter than 5G, so we’ve put together a guide for how to invest in 5G stocks. It’s a great feeling when you find the next big thing to invest your money in — especially when you’re able to do it before everyone piles in, pushing share prices up. People have made millions spotting trends and using analysis to seek out companies and sectors they bet will pay off big. One of those up and coming trends is the 5G revolution. There are a lot of things involved before deciding when to buy and… read more

As much of the world hunkers down to stem the spread of the new coronavirus, some Wall Street analysts are speculating about how this global pandemic might affect the broader future of the global telecom industry. Importantly, some believe today’s upheavals could hasten society’s move in general to a more digitized existence. And that, according to some analysts, might spur significant levels of investments into telecom networks, including both wired networks and 5G networks. “We believe the COVID-19 pandemic has accelerated society’s transition to broadband and digitization by at least a decade, and that this trend will continue to march forward,” wrote the Wall Street research analysts at MKM Partners in a note to investors Thursday. “We see broadband access and sufficient bandwidth as increasingly… read more

As the world grows increasingly dependent on wireless devices, networks, and services, one thing has become readily apparent: open radio frequency spectrum—that is the space in which wireless signals can be sent—is an incredibly valuable asset. Long-time telecom industry observers and participants have known this to be true for some time, but events like the COVID-19 pandemic are now making a much wider audience of people—everyone from general tech industry leaders, government officials, and even technically literate consumers—understand its importance. The challenge is that, in a country like the US with an incredibly long, rich history in wireless innovations—from the early days of over-the-air radio and TV transmissions through the era of CB radios to today’s 5G cellular networks—the once open roadways of radio signal… read more

The big wireless carriers in the United States, as well as some cable companies, have all indicated that they’re interested in participating in the CBRS auctions in June. For cable companies, the spectrum could give them the opportunity to build some of their own wireless infrastructure and use CBRS to off-load a percentage of their MVNO traffic to their own wireless networks. For the big wireless carriers, CBRS gives them the opportunity to supplement their spectrum portfolios with much-needed mid-band capacity. But one of the more exciting prospects of CBRS is the opportunity for enterprises to get their hands on spectrum for the first time in the U.S. Previously, if an enterprise wanted to build a private wireless network, it had to work with a… read more

“The presence of a large number of players in the MVNO market has led to increased competition among service providers. This has led companies to offer mobile services at cheaper rates, which is expected to strengthen the market growth.”… read more