bulldzr:
This is pushing another one of Forbes special publications on wireless. Note rule #3. and what Steve Forbes says. Seems to be in contradiction to what was written about IDCC,
Welcome to the Wireless Economy
For the past 16 months, investors who have followed our advice have reaped huge rewards by capitalizing on the greatest investment trend of our times. We're talking about long-term wealth building. Forbes Wireless Stock Watch is about smart, informed investing in superbly run, dynamic, innovative, cutting-edge wireless-related companies.
Three Golden Rules for Building Your New Wireless Wealth:
* Golden Rule #1: Buy companies that are building the infrastructure of the wireless economy. Here's why. By owning the companies that control the transceivers, base stations and transmission towers now, you will place yourself in the enviable position of being a "toll collector" of the wireless economy and grow richer with every wireless phone call, email, page, instant message, and more.
* Golden Rule #2: Buy companies that are growing their customer base 15% to 20% every quarter. The reason: With thousands of wireless companies slugging it out to build their brand name and establish their technology, companies that can dominate their market and build market share will win the battle for customers and profits.
* Golden Rule #3: Buy companies that reap huge profits from licensing their wireless technologies. You see, owning these companies is like owning the rights to a hit song you wrote once-yet get paid not only every time you sell a CD but also every time your song is played on the radio.
Here's what Steve Forbes has to say about Wireless:
"Wireless really does represent the sleeping giant of Wall Street. It's the next significant opportunity to turn $25,000 or $50,000 into a million while you still have time to enjoy it."
Forbes Wireless Stock Watch focuses exclusively on investments in the exciting field of wireless technology. Since Forbes Wireless Stock Watch started its model "Stock Spotlight" portfolio in Forbes/Andrew Seybold's Wireless Outlook 16 months ago it has beaten both Nasdaq and the Dow. The portfolio is up over 80%.
Here are some of the companies already featured:
Proxim (PROX) +300%
Research In Motion (RIMM) +166%
Sprint PCS (PCS) +189%
Qualcomm (QCOM) +24%
At Road (ARDI) +148%
UT Starcom (UTSI) +
