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This “Self-Feeding” Loop Can Make Quantum Computing Stocks Rally Much Longer Than You Realize
Quantum computing stocks have been surging nonstop over the past year.
Here's How Hot Quantum Stocks Have Been Lately—And What to Know About Them
Move over, AI.
First Quantum: Stable Metal Prices Could Further Boost Returns
First Quantum Minerals is positioned for strong EBITDA growth as its Panama copper/gold mine is expected to resume production in 2026. FM:CA's recovery plan projects over 50% EBITDA growth from 2026-2027, driven by Panama ramp-up and high-margin gold output. Despite current valuation at 8x EV/EBITDA, FM offers significant upside as production normalizes, with potential for resumed dividends and expansion.
Quantum Computing Stocks' Q3 Earnings Preview: IONQ, QBTS and More
IONQ, QBTS, RGTI and QUBT gear up for Q3 results as investors eye revenue growth, tech milestones and narrowing losses across the quantum sector.
Why Quantum Computing Is An Interesting Speculation Into November Earnings
Quantum Computing Inc. offers unique photonic quantum hardware and a new foundry, targeting high-performance networking and AI markets with room-temperature solutions. QUBT has minimal revenue but a large cash position, providing a long operational runway and reducing downside risk despite a lofty $3.7B valuation. Seasonal trends and potential government contracts could act as near-term catalysts, making QUBT an attractive speculative play ahead of year-end.
Will Rigetti's Support on NVQLink Speed Up Hybrid Quantum Computing?
RGTI backs NVIDIA's NVQLink, marking a pivot toward hybrid quantum-classical computing and expanded market opportunities.
Why Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang's Vision for Quantum Makes Sense
Huang's latest vote of confidence in quantum computing has reassured investors in the sector—and also provided clues about how the company might fit into the ecosystem in years to come.
D-Wave Quantum Gains Nvidia's NVQLink Tailwind Ahead Of Q3 ER (Rating Upgrade)
D-Wave Computing (QBTS) is upgraded to Buy, driven by positive quantum sector developments and Nvidia's NVQLink announcement. QBTS stands out for commercial viability, rapid revenue growth, and a unique quantum annealing approach, differentiating it from peers like IonQ and Rigetti. Nvidia's NVQLink is seen as a major catalyst for QBTS, potentially accelerating demand and bridging the gap between quantum and classical computing.
Get Quantum Computing Exposure in THNQ
Artificial intelligence and the investment in its trends and innovators has been the key driver of stock market growth in 2025. Companies from nearly every segment see value in AI technologies, offering some powerful boons for investors with AI exposure in their portfolios.
Does the Trump-Induced Quantum Stock Rally Have Legs?
This year, the market's seen its fair share of so-called Trump trades. Over the past quarter specifically, the president has announced that the government will be taking equity stakes in at least three publicly traded companies.
Better Quantum Computing Stock: D-Wave Quantum vs. IonQ
D-Wave Quantum and IonQ take different approaches to developing quantum computing technology. D-Wave focuses on annealing quantum computers, which can be useful in building artificial intelligence.
Rigetti: Washington May Take A Quantum Stake In The Future
Washington's rumored interest in Rigetti aligns with recent U.S. investments in strategic sectors (Intel, MP Materials, Lithium Americas, U.S. Steel), suggesting a push towards strengthening long-term national quantum-security capabilities. RGTI already has substantial liquidity (~$571 million) and runway (~9.6 years); federal funding would add minimal cash benefit, but significantly boost investor sentiment, reduce perceived risk, and lower WACC. With a forward price-to-sales ratio around 1,500 and annual revenue projected to grow ~100% over multiple years, the upside looks significant, but so is the risk.
