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- Cientifica, the world’s largest nanotech
consultancy company, recently projected that the total market for
nanotechnology-enabled drug delivery will rise to $220 billion by 2015 from $3
billion today. About 1,500 companies worldwide have announced nanotechnology
research plans, and sales of nanotech products have already increased 2037% in
the past two years.
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But not every breakthrough trumpeted by the nascent nanotech sector is worth investing in; just because a scientific advancement reaches the consciousness of the mainstream media doesn’t mean it has a commercial application or the pioneering company is necessarily investment-worthy. Hasty investors often buy into the hype of the “next big thing” and end up with massive losses on microscopic technology.
New Tech Investor is a free e-zine penned by GS Early that features expert analysis and sound market intelligence to help you separate science from science fiction and actual profits from fictional profits. Gregg has over 15-years experience uncovering lucrative investments in high tech industries and avails himself of all his contacts and resources to identify which opportunities— from green tech to medical nanotech—are best positioned for growth.
The world of disruptive technologies is constantly evolving, but here are some of the topics that have appeared in New Tech Investor:
· The feasibility of commercializing recent breakthroughs in thin film solar and printable photovoltaic (PV) cells using nanorods or nanotubes, and the best investments in existing solar companies who already have saleable products and contracts in place;
· Investment opportunities that are emerging from advances modern microscopy, as an increasing number of companies are relying on cutting-edge microscopes to observe and manipulate matter at a smaller and smaller scale; and
· The latest developments in electricity-generating insulation and how various industries are already deploying this technology.
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