The wireless sector is booming. More than 1.6 billion people worldwide are using mobile phones. Every month revolutionary new technologies are coming to market, and in emerging markets like China and India, wireless applications like ringtones and mobile gaming are driving explosive growth. But how can investors choose the right stocks to profit from the wireless revolution?
Find out by registering to join Forbes Wireless Stock Watch editor Nikhil Hutheesing in a special FREE LIVE Web Seminar, “Power Up Your Portfolio With Wireless Stocks,” on March 23 at 12:00pm EST.
During the live hour long Web seminar, technology veteran Hutheesing will discuss the technologies and companies that are leading the wireless tidal wave that is spreading around the globe -- from Third Generation (3G) networks and Wi-Fi, to infrastructure equipment, wireless chip stocks and the booming wireless applications business. Forbes Wireless Stock Watch's live Web Seminar will also cover:
• Which killer apps will make it big on 3G wireless networks
• A look at the staggering market growth of ringtones (generating $1.5 billion in sales) and which other new applications stand to be even bigger
• The most promising wireless stocks for 2005 — and a look at their fundamentals
• An easy-to-follow overview of the most important wireless trends
Don’t miss out on this unique opportunity!
Please register to access our FREE Web Seminar by clicking here
About Nikhil Hutheesing:
Nikhil Hutheesing, Editor of Forbes Wireless Stock Watch, is a 13 year veteran of Forbes who has covered the technology and the wireless sector extensively. Since the inception of an earlier newsletter, Wireless Outlook in July 2000, he has worked closely with Andrew Seybold, an authority on wireless technology, to publish the newsletter each month. Before Forbes, Hutheesing spent four years in banking and trading foreign exchange at Barclays Bank on Wall Street as well as one year in financial planning at Viacom. He has appeared on a number of television and radio shows including CBS’ The Early Show (with Bryant Gumbel), CNNfn, Fox News Channel and MSNBC. Hutheesing holds a B.A. in Economic Development and Spanish from Washington University in St. Louis and an MBA in Finance from New York University’s Stern School of Business.
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