forex signal system trading: Forget Game of Thrones and Profit From the Game of 5G

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There's a New Battleground for Investors to Profit

While Game of Thrones enters into its final season, the corporate world is battling over its own kingdom as well. This kingdom is the 5G network. And there are many players from cell phone manufacturers to chipmakers to content providers. Each has something at stake and is looking to develop an edge.

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And, much like the popular TV show, it's also a place where alliances can shift suddenly. For instance, after two years of legal battles between Apple (AAPL) and Qualcomm (QCOM) over royalty payments, these two seemingly bitter foes made up suddenly and announced what nearly amounts to a new partnership.

Other companies are scrambling to reposition themselves as a result. Intel (INTC), which announced a push into wireless chip technology to compete with Qualcomm, abandoned the field entirely, to stick with the computer chips it's best recognized for.

And, just like the battle for the iron throne of Westeros, smaller players may have powerful claims on the 5G network as well. A few areas, where investors may be able to pick up some of the best returns in the space right now, remain well off-the-radar.

That area is in the cell tower REITs. The three publicly-traded companies in the sector control over half the market for cell phone towers.

And it's these towers that provide the physical structure necessary to make all cell phone networks work. No matter what kind of phone or chip someone is using, it has to pass through one of these companies.