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2025/3/17
Equity is a fundamental concept of business ownership that influences corporate governance, capital raising, and investment decisions. This article begins with the basics of equity, explaining how shareholders participate in a company’s operations through ownership. It outlines shareholders’ rights and obligations, including the right to profit distribution, voting rights, claims to residual assets, and access to company information. The article also explores various types of equity—such as common stock, preferred stock, and restricted shares—as well as the investment risks and responsibilities shareholders must bear. Through these discussions, readers gain a clearer understanding of how equity functions.
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2025/2/25
Unlike traditional computers, quantum computers can accomplish complicated problems in much shorter time. This article explains quantum computing' key principles: quantum superposition and quantum entanglement ,and further exploring current technological advancements, potential future applications, and existing challenges. As quantum computing technology progresses, it is expected to drive breakthroughs in cryptography, material science, financial analysis, and artificial intelligence. However, realizing the full potential of quantum computing still faces significant technical challenges. Despite these hurdles, quantum computing is on the path to transforming various industries in the near future.
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2025/2/20
Unlike its intuitive meaning, goodwill in accounting refers to a key item that reflects a company’s value during a merger or acquisition (M&A). It represents a company’s intangible assets and signifies the acquiring firm's recognition of the target company's brand, customer relationships, and market position. This article provides an in-depth analysis of goodwill’s critical role in M&A, explaining its underlying significance, calculation methods, and impact on financial statements. Finally, it illustrates these concepts with the well-known case of Facebook’s acquisition of Instagram.
# Fundamental Analysis
2025/1/10
SoIC (System-on-Integrated-Chips) is a high-density 3D stacking packaging technology developed by TSMC, leveraging through-silicon vias (TSV) and hybrid bonding to enable higher performance and lower power consumption in chip designs. SoIC holds significant potential for applications in artificial intelligence (AI), high-performance computing (HPC), and autonomous driving. As production capacity continues to expand, SoIC is projected to become a mainstream next-generation semiconductor packaging technology.
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2024/12/23
TSMC remains at the core of the semiconductor industry with its leading wafer foundry technology, making it an indispensable pillar of the AI revolution. As the world’s largest contract chip manufacturer, TSMC holds a 62.3% market share. Its pure-play foundry model and advanced manufacturing processes—such as the 3nm technology and the upcoming N2 process—support the cutting-edge chip demands of tech giants like NVIDIA.
As Low Earth Orbit Satellites (LEOS) become a key technology in global communications, the industry is accelerating the development of IoT and AI applications due to its advantages of high coverage, low latency, and rapid deployment. This article explores the characteristics and market trends of LEOS, while analyzing the role of Taiwanese companies within the industry supply chain.
As the global leader in the electric vehicle (EV) market, Tesla (TSLA) has expanded beyond traditional automakers, diversifying its business across automobile sales, autonomous driving, energy storage, and regulatory credit trading. This article also provides an in-depth look at Tesla's core business structure and emerging products, including: Cybercab, Model Q, and Optimus.
Trump's tariff policies have once again become a focal point, with plans to impose significant tariff hikes on major trading partners such as China, Mexico, and Canada. The objectives include addressing trade deficits, political strategy, and security concerns. In the short term, tariff policies may drive up import costs. However, as a negotiation tool, the final tariff rates could end up lower than initially proposed. Investors should closely monitor supply chain adjustments and U.S. domestic companies that may benefit from order shifts.
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BBU (Battery Backup Unit) has become a key market focus due to the rising demand from AI servers and data centers. As a short-term power backup device, BBU ensures data storage continuity during power outages, preventing data loss. This article analyzes Taiwan's BBU supply chain, covering battery modules, power supplies, system integration, and thermal solutions, while also exploring its global market growth potential and investment value.
The Sahm Rule is based on changes in the unemployment rate. When the three-month average unemployment rate rises more than 0.5% above the lowest point of the past year, it may signal an economic recession. Historical data shows that this indicator has a 90% accuracy rate. However, since the current increase in the unemployment rate may be driven by a rise in immigrant employment, and the services sector PMI has significantly exceeded expectations, further assessment is needed to determine the future economic outlook.
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