So, keep your eyes on the 5G wireless space. It will remain a fast-growing space. That means there is real growth potential. However, that does not mean every stock will be a winner. Remember the growth curve. It rises, crests and falls. The question you must ask yourself is this. Where on the growth curve is the company you are considering investing in, working for or being a customer of?
Is it on the rising side, is it cresting or is it falling? You want to find the companies on the growing side of the growth curve. While some companies on the falling side of the growth curve can turn around, it is less likely. One of the success stories was T-Mobile. They were literally dying several years ago. They missed the change from 2G to 3G. Then they brought in a new CEO who turned the company around. This is very difficult, but they did it.
In today’s world of 5G wireless, it’s easy to find plenty of companies on the growth side of the growth curve. Especially since some companies will struggle with the investment required to reach 5G. CES 2021 was very different this year. I expect how much does a computer engineer make will be the same. This is the first year caught in the pandemic mindset for CES and the second year for MWC. Hopefully things will be better for CES 2022 and MWC 2022. As you can see, this sector is rapidly growing and changing on its own. Coronavirus has not slowed down the advancement of 5G wireless one bit here in the United States or around the globe. However, it does have an impact on certain companies and certain ways we do things.
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