Disruptor Investing

The next great technology can be obvious long before the best investment becomes clear.

Artificial intelligence is changing the cost of knowledge, the speed of discovery, and the way work gets
done. As it converges with robotics, energy, transportation, aerospace, and biotechnology, entire
industries face a new set of possibilities. For investors, the challenge is to recognize when possibility
begins turning into a durable business.

In Disruptor Investing, Paul Christianson, PhD, presents a practical framework for studying that transition.
Follow a company's development through Launch Pad, Liftoff, Flight, and Orbit. Learn how exponential
growth differs from an adoption curve, why falling costs can unlock new markets, and which signals can
reveal an approaching commercial inflection.

Explore autonomous agents that move from screens into the physical world, the infrastructure supporting
AI, and the expanding possibilities of genomics and regenerative medicine. Understand why scientific
breakthroughs, customer adoption, and shareholder returns often follow different timelines.

With clear graphics and concrete examples, this book connects technological change to the questions
investors need to ask: Who benefits? What must improve? Where does the profit collect? And how much
success is already reflected in the share price?

For readers seeking a thoughtful approach to disruptive companies, Disruptor Investing offers a way to
examine the future with curiosity, discipline, and evidence. The goal is better judgment before the
opportunity becomes consensus.