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ACIS RESEARCH MEMO

When the evidence changes,
we record how our judgment changes.

Short research notes on meaningful shifts in market structure, industry evidence and investment frameworks—not daily calls on price direction.

View memo candidates How a memo is formed

THREE RESEARCH FORMATS

Three formats, three different questions

01

Weekly

What happened this week?

A structured review of data, events, capital flows and risk signals.

02

Trend Tracking

Where has this trend reached?

Tracks whether an industry thesis is strengthening, weakening or changing stage.

03

Research Memo

What changed in our judgment?

Preserves a specific cognitive update, its evidence and the next condition to verify.

DECISION JOURNAL

Every memo preserves one judgment path

A useful memo does not merely state a view. It makes the update auditable.

  1. 01Previous view

    What did we believe before the new evidence arrived?

  2. 02New evidence

    Which data, event or market structure actually changed?

  3. 03Judgment update

    What changed—and what did not?

  4. 04Next verification

    What would confirm, weaken or overturn the updated view?

RESEARCH MEMOS

Published memos and current candidates

Published memos have passed evidence review. Candidates remain unpublished research notes.

01PUBLISHED MEMO

NEC Exits In-House Quantum Hardware: Technically Possible, Commercially Too Early?

A long-standing participant exits proprietary hardware. Industry maturity stays at 48/100, while commercialization, capital-intensity and concentration risks rise.

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02PUBLISHED MEMO

Quantum Computing’s Next Core Metric: Why Throughput May Matter More Than Qubit Count

IBM Nighthawk r2 moves from a hardware milestone to real cloud access: engineering maturity rises; fault tolerance and commercial proof do not.

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03PUBLISHED MEMO

Oil Is Back Above $90: A Real Supply Shock or Another Geopolitical Premium?

Transport disruption and thin product inventories raise near-term supply risk, but oil has not replaced infrastructure as the core AI-energy thesis.

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04PUBLISHED MEMO

HSBC, Standard Chartered or Ping An: Which Is Better for Long-Term Holding?

Three Financial Quality Value paths compared across earnings, capital returns, valuation and portfolio role.

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05PUBLISHED MEMO

NOW | How far has enterprise AI workflow monetization progressed?

AI ACV, subscription revenue and backlog validate scaled commercialization. Classify under Growth Leaders; keep on core watch for better odds.

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06PUBLISHED MEMO

The AI software rally may have started—but this will not be a broad SaaS rebound

MSFT distribution, PLTR/NOW deployment and CRM/CRWD/FIG diffusion validate selective re-rating.

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07PUBLISHED MEMO

What does semiconductor crowding falling from 82% to 53% really mean?

De-crowding is not the end of the AI cycle. The next test is whether CapEx, orders, backlog and credit weaken together.

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08MEMO CANDIDATE

Is phase one of AI over? From ‘everything AI rises’ to cash flow deciding valuation

Markets are beginning to price self-funded, profitable and financing-dependent AI businesses differently.

AI Cycle · Cash Flow · Valuation
09MEMO CANDIDATE

Money is leaving semiconductors but still overweighting tech. Where is it going?

Track rotation from semiconductor beta into AI quality, software commercialization and selected low-consensus sectors.

Capital Rotation · AI Quality · Commercialization
10MEMO CANDIDATE

Is healthcare becoming the next low-consensus alpha?

Apply our five-layer filter: industry tailwind, low consensus, improving fundamentals, fund flows and valuation.

Healthcare · Alpha · Flows
11PUBLISHED MEMO

Why are we not rushing to buy the SOXX dip?

Do not guess the bottom. Locate the cycle, then manage uncertainty through staging and position sizing.

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FROM CONVERSATION TO RESEARCH

A valuable thought should not disappear after the conversation ends.

When a conversation reveals a meaningful judgment update, we mark it as “Memo Candidate.” It becomes a published memo only after evidence review, boundary checks and human verification through Prompt 007.

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