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The case for 5G penny stocks rests on an old promise: small capital, large exposure. But the sector that UTStarcom Holdings Corp, Globalstar Inc., Wireless Telecom Group Inc., and Borqs Technologies Inc.
inhabit is built on fragile ground, and the gap between a breakout and a total loss is measured in cents, not dollars.
The arithmetic of the small-cap 5G trade 5G, shorthand for fifth-generation communication technology, has pulled fresh investor attention toward smaller telecom and technology names.
Benzinga analyst John Burson sets out the math plainly. A $200 stake in 5,000 shares priced at $0.04 each would return $1,200 if the price moves $0.20 per share, a 500% gain.
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