Stock Pick at your Risk

[2bynight]

I normally never do this - was going to post this yesterday but decided not to - but then quantum computing was mentioned in the debate last night. I have invested in two qc stocks - more pure plays - QBTS and IONQ. QTBS is under a buck now. My expectation in one of these two does over $100 a share in a few years. Quantum may never play out so invest at your own risk. They are long term set and forget plays unless the hype machine hits and they go berserk before their time.

[Greg]

I normally never do this - was going to post this yesterday but decided not to - but then quantum computing was mentioned in the debate last night. I have invested in two qc stocks - more pure plays - QBTS and IONQ. QTBS is under a buck now. My expectation in one of these two does over $100 a share in a few years. Quantum may never play out so invest at your own risk. They are long term set and forget plays unless the hype machine hits and they go berserk before their time.

Are either Chinese owned? I wouldn't touch anything from China, they blatantly mislead investors.

Quantum computing will be a big deal at some point. How soon and whether either of these will be players is where the risk lies. But they will solve the issues. And when it happens, it will change everything. Speed increase will be ridiculous and whoever has one of these things will break normal encryption, regardless of how good it is, in short time.

[2bynight]

Are either Chinese owned? I wouldn't touch anything from China, they blatantly mislead investors.

Quantum computing will be a big deal at some point. How soon and whether either of these will be players is where the risk lies. But they will solve the issues. And when it happens, it will change everything. Speed increase will be ridiculous and whoever has one of these things will break normal encryption, regardless of how good it is, in short time.

I do not buy anything Chinese. QTBS is Canadian owned. IONQ was founded by Duke professors and has money from a US intelligence agency - IARPA. Its based in College Park and partners with UMD.