Research on the Mining Methods of Potential Investment Opportunities in Emerging Industries: Taking the Industrial Internet of Things, Hydrogen Storage, and Silicon Carbide Industries as Examples

This paper studies methods for mining potential investment opportunities in emerging industries, using the Industrial Internet of Things, hydrogen storage, and silicon carbide industries as cases. Driven by global economic restructuring and tech innovation, emerging industries grow fast but bring high uncertainty, complex tech changes, and blurred market boundaries, challenging traditional investment analysis. These industries feature high innovation, uncertainty, and growth potential. A set of mining methods is proposed. Technical trend analysis helps find tech trends and competitive firms. Market demand analysis (size forecast, demand hierarchy) positions investments. Industrial chain analysis (structure, synergy) reveals key - link opportunities. Policy impact analysis (combing, interpretation, quantification) mitigates risks. Empirical analysis of the three industries validates these methods. Finally, continuous improvement of these methods, considering new tech applications, cross - industry integration, and risk research, is vital for emerging industries' development and capital - market resource optimization.