We Track What Others Miss

Started in 2018 with a simple observation—most investment research firms were analyzing the same companies using the same metrics. We saw an opportunity to focus on emerging technology sectors that traditional analysts either overlooked or didn't understand well enough. Seven years later, we've built a reputation for spotting market movements before they become mainstream news.

From Spreadsheets to Sector Leadership

Our path wasn't a straight line. We started small, made mistakes, learned what worked, and gradually built something that actually helps people make better investment decisions.

2018

Launch Phase

Two analysts frustrated with surface-level market coverage decided to dig deeper into semiconductor supply chains and AI infrastructure spending.

2020

Methodology Shift

Developed our proprietary framework combining patent analysis, supply chain tracking, and developer adoption metrics—tools that revealed patterns others weren't seeing.

2022

Expanded Coverage

Added quantum computing, edge AI, and sustainable technology sectors. Our client base grew from 40 to over 300 active subscribers across Canada.

2025

Current Focus

Now tracking twelve technology subsectors with a team of specialized analysts. We publish detailed research reports, host quarterly briefings, and maintain real-time market monitoring.

Analyst reviewing market data and technology sector trends

How We Actually Do Research

Most firms rely heavily on quarterly earnings and press releases. We do read those, but they're just the starting point. Our process involves tracking things like developer forum activity, open source project velocity, patent filing patterns, and supply chain contract announcements.

Deep Technical Analysis

We actually understand the technology we're analyzing. Our team includes former engineers who can evaluate whether a company's technical claims are realistic or marketing fluff.

Supply Chain Intelligence

Following component manufacturers and logistics patterns often reveals market shifts months before they show up in consumer products or financial statements.

Pattern Recognition

After years of tracking specific sectors, you start seeing recurring patterns. A certain type of hiring announcement might signal a strategic pivot. Sudden quiet from a usually vocal company might mean internal challenges.

Who's Behind the Analysis

Small team, deep expertise. Everyone here has spent years in either technology development or financial analysis—often both. No fresh graduates churning out generic reports.

Jasper Lindqvist, Lead Research Analyst

Jasper Lindqvist

Lead Research Analyst

Spent eight years as a semiconductor design engineer before transitioning to market analysis. Specializes in chip architecture trends and manufacturing capacity forecasting. His background gives him an edge when evaluating whether companies' technical roadmaps are achievable.

Kellan Drummond, Senior Market Strategist

Kellan Drummond

Senior Market Strategist

Former portfolio manager with fifteen years tracking technology investments across North American markets. Focuses on market timing, sector rotation patterns, and identifying early-stage opportunities before they hit mainstream analyst coverage.

What Drives Our Work

These aren't corporate platitudes printed on office walls. They're actual principles that shape how we conduct research and interact with clients.

01

Intellectual Honesty

If we don't understand something, we say so. When our analysis turns out wrong, we examine why and adjust our models. Research isn't about always being right—it's about being rigorous and transparent about methodology and limitations.

Research methodology and data analysis process
02

Independent Perspective

We don't accept advertising from companies we cover. No investment banking relationships that might color our judgment. Our revenue comes exclusively from research subscriptions, which means our only incentive is providing valuable analysis.

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03

Practical Application

Research should be useful, not just interesting. Every report includes specific implications for portfolio construction and risk management. We write for people who need to make actual decisions, not academics collecting citations.

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04

Continuous Learning

Technology changes fast. What worked for analyzing the semiconductor industry five years ago needs updating as manufacturing processes evolve. We spend significant time studying emerging technologies before they become investable—that preparation pays off when opportunities arise.

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Experience Our Research Approach

We offer a detailed introductory briefing where we walk through our current market outlook, explain our analytical framework, and answer questions about specific sectors or companies you're tracking. No obligation, just a conversation about how we approach investment research.

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