That's the median opportunity cost of navigating modern markets with
mid-20th-century classification systems.
Not fees. Not timing. Categorization.
Many capital, governance, and risk models classify Tesla and Ford together.
However, treating them as equivalent can obscure true risk, mislead investment,
and facilitate misalign governance decisions.
Similar misclassifications occur across sectors—retail, technology, finance, energy,
healthcare, and public systems—where traditional categories fail to capture
structural differences.
When paradigms replace industries:
Constraints once attributed to markets are revealed as classificatory errors.
Our Methodology
Ingenio CIX develops classification frameworks that surface misidentified productive capacity, particularly where governance, risk, and capital models rely on outdated industrial taxonomies.
Our work reframes markets as systems of categorization. When categories fail, governance fails quietly, risk is mispriced, accountability blurs, and capital compounds error instead of value.
The conceptual engine behind this framework is articulated through
the Assets & Allegory podcast, which explores how
misclassification distorts decision-making across private,
nonprofit, and public systems.
Listen here:
Assets & Allegory
If this framework clarifies a live governance, investment, or strategic decision, the tools may be useful.
Ingenio CIX is designed for investors who:
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