On November 24, 2025, I asked who is designing private jet interiors these days. I called it a niche market that would be “pretty cool,” and said the designs I see are “super mid.”
On November 30, 2025, I wrote that many random niche opportunities in ecommerce are booming, and gave the spider niche as an example, saying it is seeing significant demand. I shared https://t.co/QhZ6kpuvic, but the post does not identify the products or businesses involved or explain how demand was measured.
On December 25, 2025, I called an e-commerce category a “Way bigger ecom category than most people think.” My comment does not explicitly name the category. The post quoted @jacksonhinkle, whose claim was that China is the number-one exporter of Christmas decorations by a wide margin; that was their claim, not mine, and the capture provides no export figures or supporting evidence.
On May 30, 2026, I said I thought I had found a really good social-arbitrage play in ecom and retail. I had not seen anyone discuss it online, but was noticing interesting signals in the real world. I said I was doing more research and would share what I found; I did not identify the opportunity or explain the signals.
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