In a Banyan Hill Publishing article posted on July 5, Paul Mampilly shared some advice about investing in the future. He started the article by noting how financially astute his kids were even at a young age. Paul Mampilly taught them about finance, investing and stocks over the years. Since he retired at the young age of 42 after he made many successful investments and had a career on Wall Street as a hedge fund manager, his kids learned from a proven expert. According to Mampilly, his kids understand money and how investments work, and their level of understanding is greater than that of many adults.
When Paul Mampilly is not sure how to explain a new type of technology to his readers, he tries to explain it to his kids first. Since they know about investing, they often ask questions about futuristic technologies in relation to investing. As Mampilly said in his article, investing in the future can be risky. The main reason for this is because some innovations fail. Although they may be popular at first, not all ideas are successful for a long time. Some technologies are simply trends that are replaced by improved trends. Some ideas cost too much to create or maintain. Also, many ideas seem pointless or obscure to people and never develop a strong market. However, Paul Mampilly said that some futuristic technologies will likely work well and will be good investments.
Technologies Of The Future Are Here
One of the investment suggestions that Paul Mampilly wrote about in the past and reiterated in his recent article was the “internet of things.” This term includes internet-connected devices that have cameras, sensors or other technologies that collect and transmit data. These devices can communicate with each other or with people. Some examples include vehicle sensors, smart appliances, wearable fitness trackers and similar technologies. Although it is a futuristic idea to connect smart devices and let them communicate, the internet of things is already gaining momentum.
Paul Mampilly mentioned the new Pratt & Whitney PW1000G plane engines in his article. These engines have more than 5,000 individual sensors, which can each generate up to 10 GB of data every second. That is enough data to fill an average modern Apple computer every 10 seconds. The reason why the engine gathers so much data is to improve safety and efficiency. Additionally, it makes the engine easier to operate and less expensive to maintain. In the end, it improves the passenger experience with a more comfortable journey, and a more efficient plane has a longer useful life. The internet of things is also promoting greener living today. For example, smart homes have connected lighting systems and efficient appliances that can turn themselves off at certain times, and they do this with the help of sensors. Large companies are also using new efficient technologies. AT&T uses smart irrigation systems that minimize waste water, and the company collaborated with another organization to create an internet-connected grinder that turns food waste into energy.
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— Paul Mampilly (@MampillyGuru) July 5, 2018
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Paul Mampilly Talks About Technology Growth
When Paul Mampilly says that a stock or an industry will succeed, his followers listen. He is known for making surprising but accurate stock picks that are bold enough to surprise experts. However, Paul Mampilly proved his expertise when he won the 2009 Templeton Foundation Award for investing. To win it, he invested $50 million at the beginning of the recession and grew it into $88 million just a year later. Paul Mampilly attended college at SUNY Albany before he became a successful hedge fund manager. He left Wall Street to help average Americans invest like professionals, and he has more than 100,000 people who subscribe to his Profits Unlimited, Extreme Fortunes and True Momentum research services and newsletters. His subscribers have access to his in-depth advice. However, he also shares some tips for free on Banyan Hill.
According to Paul Mampilly, the internet of things will expand drastically during the next few years. Companies that make sensors, store sensor data, sort data or analyze data will be likely to excel. Also, companies that develop algorithms for data sorting and report generating will see more growth. There will be greater growth in autonomous cars, machine learning and intelligence, robotics, drones and similar technologies. Paul Mampilly compared the predicted growth over the next few years to the technology growth of the 1990s. During that decade, internet use and personal computers grew quickly in popularity. That led to a technology boom as Americans everywhere wanted computers and internet access in their homes.
The Uniqueness Of The Internet Of Things Boom
Paul Mampilly said that the internet of things revolution will be bigger than the technology boom of the 1990s. He also said that it will last longer. Since the internet of things is useful in everything from fitness trackers and smart appliances to cars and airplane engines, it will span more than just the computer industry itself. Additionally, every part of the world will be affected by the boom since people in all countries can and will utilize the internet of things. Companies that rely on it or use it will likely soar higher. If a company relies on a technology that will be replaced by the internet of things, it will be a time of peril for that entity.
Paul Mampilly said that it is important to review investments to be sure that such replaceable companies are not part of a portfolio. He recommends focusing on companies that rely heavily on the internet of things and have sustainable technologies. People who want to see his specific company picks can subscribe to his Profits Unlimited newsletter. One free suggestion that he shared was the VanEck Vectors Semiconductor ETF, which is SMH on the New York Stock Exchange. He recommended it to his readers a year ago, and it is up about 100 percent now. As a respected expert, Paul Mampilly has appeared on Fox Business News, MSNBC, Bloomberg Television and other major media channels.
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