14 Best 5G Stocks To Buy Now

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In this article, we will take a look at the 14 best 5G stocks to buy now. To see more such companies, go directly to 5 Best 5G Stocks To Buy Now.

5G is one of those areas that are guaranteed to grow and see huge investments in the coming years. The 5G boom will give rise to a complete ecosystem, which, when coupled with future technologies like AI and IoT, will create a plethora of opportunities in the industry. Governments and private sector around the word are scrambling to unlock opportunities in the 5G space. The 5G connectivity penetration will create new growth avenues in hardware and software space. A 2020 report by Edward Jones on 5G said that 5G connectivity will take quite some time to realize due to complex and technical infrastructure needs. The report also said that 5G deployment will not be able to reach completion levels until software developers test and gauge how to best utilize high speeds and response times that are unlocked by 5G.

The report also talked about some specific companies that stand to benefit from the upcoming 5G revolution.

"In the communication services sector, we anticipate that Verizon (VZ) will be well-positioned to offer 5G services because it is aggressively building its 5G network. We believe that AT&T (T) will also benefit from 5G, although its business is more diversified than Verizon's, so 5G may have less of an impact on AT&T's overall results. For investors seeking international diversification, Canadian telecom company BCE (BCE) will be introducing 5G services, although we expect the 5G build in Canada to lag about a year behind the U.S implementation. Also, we believe Google's parent company Alphabet (GOOGL) could benefit from 5G due to its significant investment in developing driverless-vehicle technology. We anticipate that American Tower (AMT) will benefit because service providers throughout the world will need to add 5G equipment at wireless tower sites. However, we note that all of these companies have exposure to a number of markets besides 5G, so results can be impacted by changes in other parts of their businesses."

That’s why investors are looking for promising opportunities in the space to benefit from the long-term growth catalysts in the industry. However, the industry has seen headwinds lately amid a decline in spending. Nokia’s management recently talked about these challenges and said that the slowdown in the 5G sector would prove to be short term as there’s still a huge demand and appetite for investments. Nokia CEO Pekka Lundmark recently said in an interview with Bloomberg that there’s “substantial need for operators to invest in 5G globally with only approximately 25% of the potential mid-band 5G base stations so far deployed outside China.”