In-depth industry learning and research (no judgment)
An essential tool for investors. In-depth research assists decision-making but "does not make judgments"—this is crucial; those who understand, understand. Author: Former engineer/entrepreneur, now a primary market investor, has reviewed tens of thousands of business plans and engaged in in-depth discussions with over 1000 companies. How to use: Triggered through direct conversation. For example: "Help me research the cellulose triacetate (TAC membrane) industry." → I will automatically identify and utilize the following skills: 1. Automatically identify input type and define the research scope. 2. Phase 1: 3-5 rounds of searching, outputting a 1500-word rapid panoramic scan (data table + industry chain + players + driving forces/bottlenecks + information gaps). 3. Phase 2: After you reply "Continue", output a complete report covering 7 parts and 21 dimensions (5000-15000 words). 4. Purely factual output throughout, without making judgments such as "whether it's worth investing in". --- # industry-research — In-depth industry research ## Core principles ## Division of labor ## Step 1: Identifying and defining the scope ## Step 2: Phase 1 — Rapid panoramic scan ### Phase 1 output structure ## Step 3: Phase 2 — Complete in-depth report ### Phase 1 output structure #### Part 1: Macro overview #### Part 2: Market and scale #### Part 3: Industry chain panorama #### Part 4: Global perspective #### Part 5: Policy and Regulation #### Part 6: Capital and Markets #### Part 7: In-depth Understanding ## Data Quality Tagging ## Phase Two Parallel Search Strategy (Optional) ## Pre-output Checks