12 lines
2.4 KiB
JSON
12 lines
2.4 KiB
JSON
{
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"HubID": "5810",
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"Date": "03/30/2026",
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"HubTags": ["External Platform Posts", "Future Map"],
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"Contacts": ["contact1", "contact2"],
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"Companies": "",
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"File": "",
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"Image": "",
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"Summary": "43% of imports are free of any tarrif. INcludes energy, pharma, electrical equipment, machinery, consumer electronics, previous metals, aircraft and part. The industries with the best lobbiests are winning. Flows in foreign direct imports since 2025 have slowed. So tarrifs are only selectively applied and investments from abroad are still not forthcoming. Via Bloomberg. MDX is a format I learned that provides more semantic structure to markdown (md) documents. So you write in mardown, convert to mdx, then convert to JSON, then JSON chunks with CIS metadata. THat is the process for creating highly structure content for AI. Think of building an app that does this coupled with a dedicated AI agent tuned for this that as you write, can provide suggestions for structuring. When you are done, it converts the whole pipeline, and even compares it to other content libraries to improve it right from the start. This is a tool I could see deploying for nSIG, allowing people to use it to create PIDs from the start. Super interesting LI ask: Looking to acquire a business in the $5–20M EV range with a very specific profile: 1) Exceptional product or service at the core 2) Premium positioning with a high-ticket, less price-sensitive customer 3) Strong experiential element or opportunity to build one (not purely transactional) 4) Clear potential to scale through content and brand, not just performance marketing 5) Industry-agnostic, across both products and services. 6) Most interested in businesses where the product is strong but the brand, content, and experience layer are underbuilt. Examples of the type of businesses we’re looking at: - High-end outdoor or lifestyle products - Premium home or consumer goods - Experience-driven businesses (travel, events, hospitality) - Niche, enthusiast-driven categories with strong identity My response: With long investment horizons, I am seeing people push towards acquiring true scarcity and future access shifts. As travel gets faster (supersonic, sub orbital) and autonomous driving and air taxis proliferate (the transportation compression), remote geography gets repriced because it now becomes accessible. Here, product is strong, but brand and experience layers are underbuilt.",
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"Notes": ""
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}
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