Eric Chu

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King Dems Podcast | Growth Mindset, Leadership, AI and Business Insights · Will AI Replace Investors? A CFA's Answer | Eric Chu · 27 Jul 2026 podcast

These are all very, very busy working professionals.

They are busy building a career.

So who are your competitors?

So our competitors, you know, we have a lot of them, big and small.

The big ones, obviously, are some of them are well-established companies like Charles Schwab, Fidelity, you know, and some of the newer ones are, you know, companies like Robinhood, Google, right, just to name a few.

But these are really, really very large platforms, very large competitors.

We don't see them as direct competitors to us because we have a very specific niche and targeted segment, which is, you know, kind of from the

30 to 40 year old working professional that is very, very busy building up their career and building a family, right?

You know, who has, may have the discretionary income to invest in the market, but does not have a whole lot of time.

So that's where sort of the pain point we're trying to solve by leveraging AI technology, by leveraging a lot of the insights experience that we have built throughout the career, my career and my team's careers.

Yeah, very, very, very good question.

I mean, this is kind of a, you know, feels like 20 some years ago in my prior life, but we had, I mean, I had very rigorous training in engineering and prior to engineering, I was leading into engineering, you know, field in math and physics and computer programming, right?

A lot, including a graduate school in engineering.

prior to my finance sort of, you know, finance career.

I mean, I think all those background and years of training really built a very strong foundation in terms of the analytical capabilities, be able to cut through numbers, understanding numbers, the sense of, you know, not only just doing the addition and subtraction, but really have a very clear sense of numbers, of directions, statistical result.

All of these are clearly foundational skill sets that are required in the financial services industry.

Whether or not as a financial analyst or research analyst, that was my sort of the first career, first job out of business school.

You know, every single day, whether or not you are building financial models or reading industry reports or writing industry reports or talking to companies that we cover or the senior executives of the companies that we cover, analytical skills, quantitative skills are sort of the foundation, right?

The very basis of a lot of things we do.

Same, same thing fall after that, you know, for all the other careers that have had at the, either the, uh, publicly listed data center company as the executive executive in charge of engineering, new project development or financing.

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