MOBILE SOC · ARCHITECTURE · FOUNDRY ECONOMICS
Technology & Semiconductors
Chip architecture, computing technologies, technical progress, and their wider industrial implications.
RESEARCH COLLECTION
Research into technology, markets, and the systems connecting them.
PATH A // BOTTOM-UP
Technology → Industry → Valuation
Start with a hardware or technical shift, trace its commercial implications, and examine how markets price those possibilities.
PATH B // TOP-DOWN
Price Signal → Evidence → Revision
Start with a market price or regime that seems difficult to explain, test the underlying assumptions, and revise when evidence disagrees.
My research often begins with curiosity about a technology, an industry, or a change that might reshape how things work.
I usually start by understanding the technology or industry itself, then explore its commercial implications and how markets are valuing those possibilities.
Sometimes, the process begins the other way around — with an instinct that something may be mispriced.
In either case, I try to move beyond the initial impression, investigate the evidence, challenge my assumptions, and revise my view when necessary.
01 / RESEARCH AREAS
MOBILE SOC · ARCHITECTURE · FOUNDRY ECONOMICS
Chip architecture, computing technologies, technical progress, and their wider industrial implications.
Understanding market expectations, business fundamentals, risk, and the relationship between price and value.
01 Market Valuation · 02 Market Structure
03 Tech & Business · 04 Could I trade my way up?
Exchange rates, monetary frameworks, liquidity, and the forces shaping economic conditions.
FEATURED MODEL
SGD-NEER Shadow Model — Trade-weighted exchange rate corridor study.
02 / SELECTED RESEARCH
Exploring market conditions, valuation, and the signals that shape risk and expectations across macro liquidity, sector rotation, and positioning heat.
Investigating liquidity, capital flows, and market structure through on-chain data, holder cohort behavior, and explainable regime classification.
An independent attempt to understand Singapore's exchange-rate-based monetary framework through a transparent trade-weighted proxy basket.
Tracing how smartphone processor comparisons evolved into planned research directions across mobile SoC evolution, chip architecture, and industry economics.
My earliest judgments about value came from familiarity rather than formal models. Today, intuition can still give me a starting point, but I try to understand why a judgment might be right — and what could prove it wrong.