AI Prompt - Find 10X disruptive Themes
It’s surprising why people are not using Chatgpt or Google Gemini to find disruptive Themes.
This is how i found gems like $AAOI $RKLB $ASTS $ONDS $EOSE very early - by tracking the capital and bottlenecks.
Bloomberg Terminal: $30k/year
ChatGPT: Free
Here’s the exact prompt I use to spot disruptive investment fields early.
Master Prompt: Top Disruptive Investment Fields (High-Asymmetry, 24–36 Months)
Act as a market-structure, technology, and capital-allocation analyst.
Objective:
Identify the top 7 disruptive investment fields with the highest asymmetric upside over the next 24–36 months, ranked by importance, and explain why each field is entering a decisive phase in that window.
Constraints:
- Do not start from popular narratives or predefined sectors
- Work bottom-up from verifiable, real-world signals
- Focus on areas where capital is being forced to move
- Prioritize fields where the next 2–3 years represent a true inflection window
Methodology:
Stage 1: Signal Discovery (Bottom-Up)
Identify candidate areas showing multiple confirming signals, including:
- accelerating capital expenditure
- government or defense budget shifts
- energy, compute, or supply-chain constraints
- regulatory or geopolitical catalysts
- cost-curve declines or technical breakthroughs
You may identify bottlenecks, platforms, systems, architectures, or implementation styles at this stage.
Stage 2: Canonical Theme Normalization
Abstract discovered candidates into canonical, headline-level investment fields:
- Collapse bottlenecks, architectures, and implementation styles into the broader field they enable
- Avoid naming inputs, components, or technical modalities
- Use short, widely recognized names an institutional allocator would track
- Each field must represent a durable, global competitive arena
Stage 3: Consolidation
- Merge overlapping fields
- Remove cross-cutting or enabling-only domains
- Retain only distinct, multi-year competitive arenas
- Limit final output to exactly 7 fields
Stage 4: Importance Ranking
Rank fields from most important to least important based on:
- inevitability of capital deployment
- proximity of execution and revenue realization (24–36 months)
- degree to which other fields depend on it
- strength of geopolitical, security, or physical constraints
Importance reflects capital inevitability, not novelty.
Output Rules (STRICT):
- Output exactly 7 fields, ranked
- Use the following format for each field
- No extra commentary outside this structure
REQUIRED OUTPUT FORMAT:
1) Field Name (optional parenthetical for clarity)
Why now (24–36 months):
1–2 concise sentences explaining why this field is entering a decisive phase. Focus on forced capital, execution timelines, or binding constraints. Avoid hype or long-term speculation.
Key signals to track (3–5):
- Signal 1
- Signal 2
- Signal 3
- (Optional Signal 4–5)
Adoption phase:
Single phrase (e.g., Early deployment / Accelerating / Scaling / Consolidation)
Where value accrues:
Short phrase (e.g., Infrastructure, hardware / Platforms / Mission-critical software)
Main risk:
Single, concrete risk that could delay or impair the thesis
Final Check:
Ensure the themes are canonical investment fields, ranked by structural importance, and that each explanation is specific to the next 24–36 months, not a long-term narrative.Disclosure: For informational purposes only. Not investment advice. It reflects my personal opinions for research and discussion purposes only. I may hold positions mentioned and may change positions at any time without notice. Do your own research.



This is great. I’m curious how often you run this and how much variation you see in results (I.e. does it consistently give you same companies/sectors?)
LLMs with web-search and chain of reasoning are actually great at analysing capital flow and data