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[Jeff Clark's Market Minute]( America's Greatest Infrastructure Boom Starts Now Editor’s note: [Last Saturday]( we tipped you off to a major technological shift happening all around the world. It’s something that early investors can make a lot of money from, before anyone else even catches on. That’s why we’re once again featuring Bonner & Partners’ chief tech analyst Jeff Brown. With over two decades of hands-on experience in the tech industry – and the connections that comes with – he knows how to spot big opportunities long before Wall Street catches on. And all this year, he’s been banging the drum on one such trend… --------------------------------------------------------------- By Jeff Brown, editor, Exponential Tech Investor If you take Route 309 North from Allentown, Pennsylvania for an hour and 15 minutes, you’ll eventually run into Mahanoy City. It’s a small town – so small that you could stroll right down the 20 blocks or so that compose Centre Street in about 15 minutes if you took your time. As such, it seems like an unusual spot to be the birthplace of an $81 billion industry. Yet, in fact, it was. In 1948, a local entrepreneur set out to solve an important problem. Broadcast television signal reception was poor for the folks in Mahanoy City due to the surrounding mountains. The solution was to take those television signals from the top of a mountain and then distribute them over a new kind of network. That network became known as community antenna television, otherwise known as cable TV, or CATV. And no one could have guessed how large the industry would become. Over the course of the next 60 years, companies like TCI, Cablevision, Continental, Time Warner, AT&T, and many others spent hundreds of billions of dollars racing to connect every home in the United States to their cable TV networks in hopes of selling them multi-channel television services and, eventually, internet access. It was a massive undertaking, one in which hundreds of companies profited from greatly over the years. And just as important, it was one of the first projects of this scale that wasn’t about roads, bridges, or canals. It opened the doors to a whole new way of thinking about infrastructure. Recommended Link [Angel Investor: “A once-in-a-decade tech event is taking place November 14”]( According to a report in MIT Technology Review, this event is predicted to unleash $12.3 trillion in new wealth. The last time we saw anything close to this was ten years ago. A similar (albeit much smaller) event helped send over 75 companies up triple-digits in the years that followed... With many returning well over 1,000%. Now we could be about to see the same thing happen again... only on a much bigger scale. [Click here for all the details]( — The New Infrastructure Boom Right now, the world is embarking on another, similar project. Like cable TV, it’s a massive infrastructure buildout, perhaps the biggest in history: the construction of fifth-generation (5G) wireless networks. A wireless network buildout is akin to the cable TV buildout, just without the cables. Wireless infrastructure enables our phones and other electronics to communicate with each other via the internet. This is done through the construction of cell towers. If you have a modern smartphone in the U.S. – or the developed world, for that matter – it’s likely that you’re using a fourth-generation (4G) wireless network. About once every 10 years, the world goes through a major wireless infrastructure buildout… In the 1990s, it was second-generation (2G) technology. In the 2000s, it was third-generation (3G) technology. And in the current decade, it’s been fourth-generation (4G) wireless technology. But as we can see in the chart below, the number of 4G subscribers will peak this year and is at the earliest stages of decline. And 5G is the reason why… It’s coming a couple of years earlier than previous generations. You see, the world now has an insatiable demand for more connectivity. More internet browsing, more messages, more video chats, more streaming video… all on wireless-connected smartphones and tablets. This demand has accelerated the migration from 4G to 5G. What’s more, 4G wireless networks are congested… resulting in poor speeds, dropped calls, and frustrated customers. As a result, subscriber growth on 5G networks will be on an exponential growth trajectory over the next five years; it’s scheduled to overtake 4G subscribers by 2024. And for good reason… 5G technology promises connection speeds up to 1,000 times faster than what we have today. For perspective, with 5G, it’ll take mere seconds to download a feature-length movie – something that would take close to an hour to do today. And to make this 5G network construction happen as fast as possible, wireless carriers are going to have to rely on infrastructure companies to support this undertaking. Naturally, this will translate into tremendous investment in those companies… and windfall profits for early investors. Recommended Link [Act in the next 48 hours, and you could get the chance at gains like 1,143%]( Thanks to Trump, our Defense budget is the highest it's been in history. Tomorrow, the Department of Defense will discuss where to spend this $700 billion... And I've uncovered the name of one company that could be set to soar. Act now and you could get the chance to walk away with the biggest payday of your life! [Click here for full story]( — A Revolutionary Step Of course, the bigger question regarding 5G is whether anyone will use it. After all, new technologies live and die by their mainstream adoption. With 5G, this is a no-brainer. Far beyond simply making our connection speeds faster, the technology will lay the groundwork for entirely new innovations… Self-driving cars will be connected in real time over wireless networks. Companies will be piloting trucks for logistics remotely, just as drones can be flown from halfway around the world over satellite networks. We’ll be able to surf the internet and make phone calls while riding on a high-speed train up to 310 miles per hour. Consumers will be able to “sit in” on meetings by projecting themselves using holographic images in real time with no video or audio delay. And there will effectively be no latency (delay) over 5G networks. Latency will drop by 99% from more than 100 milliseconds down to a mere millisecond. A latency reduction like this would enable a doctor to operate on a patient with robotic surgery… over a wireless network. Clearly, 5G wireless networking technology is not just evolutionary, it’s revolutionary. And it’s all happening right now… this year – not two or three years from now. Recommended Link [Banned for 155 Years, Ben Franklin’s “Money License” Legal Again?]( Benjamin Franklin was a very rich man—But do you know how? The Founding Father owed the biggest part of his fortune ... not to the invention of bifocals, the lightning rod, or Poor Richard’s Almanack... but to [a special type of “money license” he used to help U.S. colonies prosper](. His method worked so well that—according to some historians— the federal government was forced to ban it in 1863. Now it’s making a comeback, and 13 U.S. states could re-instate the “money license” very soon. For those who take advantage, it could mean the payday of a lifetime. (Franklin made so much money he was able to set up a trust that paid out millions... for 200 years!) [Franklin’s “Money License” Revealed Here]( — AT&T announced that it would begin offering 5G to customers in a dozen cities by the end of the year, with notable deployments in Dallas, Atlanta, and Waco, Texas. T-Mobile says it will be launching 5G in 30 cities before 2018 is done. And Verizon recently announced that 5G home wireless services would be available for a handful of cities starting next month. All told, 5G will unlock $12 trillion in wealth worldwide. In the U.S. alone, I estimate 5G will create some 3 million jobs and result in $500 billion in additional GDP growth. The time to be invested in companies associated with the 5G buildout isn’t in the next year or so… It’s now. Right now. Regards, Jeff Brown Editor, Exponential Tech Investor P.S. I believe three tiny tech stocks have the potential to soar triple-digits as soon as November 14. That’s why I wrote an urgent research report that shows you how to find them… and explains why now’s the perfect time to get in on the action. I’m calling it “The Brown Blueprint,” and you can [learn how to access it here]( Last Chance… If you want to spend a few days in beautiful Bermuda with some of the biggest names in the newsletter sphere, you have until midnight tonight to decide… By [booking your spot]( for the first annual Legacy Investment Summit, you’re setting yourself up to meet Jeff Clark, Teeka Tiwari, Bill Bonner, Doug Casey, and even Emmy Award-winning reporter John Stossel, among others. And you’ll hear their biggest investment ideas, watch live debates, participate in Q&As, and maybe even enjoy a cocktail with your favorite investment guru. Again, sales close at midnight tonight. There are just a few tickets left for Jeff's subscribers, so now’s the time to sign up. [Get all the details right here…]( This email was sent to {EMAIL} as part of your free subscription to Jeff Clark's Market Minute. [Click Here]( to change your delivery preferences or unsubscribe. © 2018 Jeff Clark Trader, 455 NE 5th Ave, Suite D286, Delray Beach, FL 33483, USA. All rights reserved. Any reproduction, copying, or redistribution, in whole or in part, is prohibited without written permission from the publisher. Information contained herein is obtained from sources believed to be reliable, but its accuracy cannot be guaranteed. It is not designed to meet your personal situation – we are not financial advisors nor do we give personalized advice. The opinions expressed herein are those of the publisher and are subject to change without notice. It may become outdated and there is no obligation to update any such information. 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