A Massively Underestimated Trillion Dollar Market?

Market

Humans are linear by nature and our ability to grasp exponential change is extremely poor, this creates a blind-spot when it comes to assessing the potential of technology. While the cloud opportunity is already thought of in the trillions of dollars, it may actually become three to six times this size over the coming decade.

What’s next vs what it’s worth

worth of a stock

During periods of uncertainty, investors often default to first-order thinking and overweight what’s next. In these environments, attractive opportunities can be found by remaining focused on what a business is worth.

China’s rocky relationships to resume moving markets

China and its rocky relationships with the world

As we take the temperature of the major bilateral relationships with China, we assess that the probability of more intense disagreements and confrontations with the world’s second-largest power is only increasing.

Is Unity Software the Adobe of the real-time 3D world?

unity gaming

The expansion of Adobe’s Creative Cloud has been a key driver of Adobe’s 10x increase in market cap over the last 10 years. And we believe the long-term opportunity for Unity in real-time 3D/AR/VR will be even more significant.

Inflation is here

Inflation

As we process the information being reported by companies in their first quarter earnings announcements, one theme that pops up across the board is that of inflation. Read on to know our analysis.

Global tech-bubble or opportunity

Tech-bubble

Andy recently sat down with NAB’s Gemma Dale to discuss the valuations of global technology stocks and whether or not investors should be concerned about the tech-bubble. Listen to the podcast here.

Are America’s stimulus checks inflationary?

inflation in the US

With the US government handing out stimulus payments, concerns over the risk of inflation are rising in investors’ minds. Read on to know why we believe that core inflation will not pose a threat.

More inequality. More grievances. More debts.

Covid-19 inequality

We believe inequality will only become more extreme, with Covid-19 accelerating a number of the dynamics in our economic system that give rise to inequality. And growing inequality will feedback into our economic system in two key ways: more grievances and more debts.